Are you asking a question? :)
You can also use this probably: a.match("(?i)^$b\$")
(I didn't test.)
If you had access to the code, you could write a simple virtual method to do it
like so:
a.equals_ignore_case(b)
or a function that works the same way as your macro
Phil Mitchell wrote:
There's probably an easy way to do this, but :) ... what I did was
create a macro (in my global macros.tt file):
[% MACRO equals_ignore_case_(a, b)
BLOCK;
a = a | upper;
b = b | upper;
a == b;
END;
%]
This works when I call it from within the macros file, but not from
elsewhere. In other words, this test works sometimes and not others:
[% a = 'test' %]
[% b = 'TEST' %]
[% IF equals_ignore_case_(a,b) %]
MATCHES
[% ELSE %]
DOESN'T MATCH
[% END %]
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