Is there a way to negate a match in cocoon?
For example how do I do something to all urls that do NOT contain the
word 'bob'?
Also what is the recommended way of doing an 'or' in an xmap file?
It doesn't seem possible which causes people to copy and paste code all
around -- which is obviously
David wrote:
Is there a way to negate a match in cocoon?
For example how do I do something to all urls that do NOT contain the
word 'bob'?
Also what is the recommended way of doing an 'or' in an xmap file?
It doesn't seem possible which causes people to copy and paste code all
around -- whic
I have been but it isn't working. Do you konw what the correct negation
operator is?
I know this works in PHP: ^((?!bob).)*$
and I read that this should work in Java: ((?!bob).)*
but it does not work in xmap's regexp matcher.
An example would be great.
Eg.
"!bob"
Thanks,
David
Tony Collen wro
David wrote:
I have been but it isn't working. Do you konw what the correct negation
operator is?
I know this works in PHP: ^((?!bob).)*$
and I read that this should work in Java: ((?!bob).)*
but it does not work in xmap's regexp matcher.
An example would be great.
Eg.
"!bob"
Hmm, it actuall
Tony Collen wrote:
Hmm, it actually might not be all that easy. The RegexpURIMatcher uses
the org.apache.regexp package.
Details about the syntax are at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/regexp/apidocs/org/apache/regexp/RE.html
and it seems like you can do negation, but only with character classes
Tony Collen wrote:
Tony Collen wrote:
Hmm, it actually might not be all that easy. The RegexpURIMatcher
uses the org.apache.regexp package.
Details about the syntax are at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/regexp/apidocs/org/apache/regexp/RE.html
and it seems like you can do negation, but only wi
David wrote:
Tony Collen wrote:
Tony Collen wrote:
Hmm, it actually might not be all that easy. The RegexpURIMatcher
uses the org.apache.regexp package.
Details about the syntax are at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/regexp/apidocs/org/apache/regexp/RE.html
and it seems like you can do negat
I tend to achieve this with:
...
Don't know if that will work for you.
Upayavira
David wrote:
I have been but it isn't working. Do you konw what the correct negation
operator is?
I know this works in PHP: ^((?!bob).)*$
and I read that this should work in Java: ((?!bob).)*
but it does
Lars Huttar wrote:
David wrote:
Tony Collen wrote:
Tony Collen wrote:
Hmm, it actually might not be all that easy. The RegexpURIMatcher
uses the org.apache.regexp package.
Details about the syntax are at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/regexp/apidocs/org/apache/regexp/RE.html
and it seems l
Now I wanted to change it so certain pages are never served from
the cache because they are dynamic. If I go the route you
recommended I would have to write:
--
if ( live site request and one of the pages that we do not want to
serve from cache) {
// No cache. Ge
I completely agree with David. Sitemaps are to primitive at this point.
The addition of "and" and "or" to matchers would be a big step forward.
I think he also has a good point about variables. The current setup does
not follow the same theory of many other parts of Cocoon. Example,
components
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
Now I wanted to change it so certain pages are never served from the
cache because they are dynamic. If I go the route you recommended I
would have to write:
--
if ( live site request and one of the pages that we do not want to
serve from cac
Michael Schlotfeldt wrote:
I completely agree with David. Sitemaps are to primitive at this point.
The addition of "and" and "or" to matchers would be a big step forward.
AND:
...
OR:
..
...
Isn't that enough for and and or?
Upayavira
David wrote:
Lars Huttar wrote:
Upayavira wrote:
Michael Schlotfeldt wrote:
I completely agree with David. Sitemaps are to primitive at this
point. The addition of "and" and "or" to matchers would be a big step
forward.
AND:
...
OR:
..
...
Isn't that enough for and and or?
For AND, it works, altho
14 matches
Mail list logo
