"Jason Wei [ES]" <ja...@ei...> wrote:
> I created an RX_PCRE_REGULAR_EXPRESSION object for regular expression
> matching.
> And I have setup options I need.
>
> I used it to do a first match using keyword *"a*"*, I got the right result.
> I used it to do a second match using keyword *"^a*"*, I got the right
> result again. (Of course, I called `compile (keyword)' everytime).
> Now I used it to do a third match using the keyword *"a*"* again over
> the same context, then I got different result from the first match.
>
> During these three tries, I don't change any options, so I think I don't
> need to call `reset'. But even if I called `reset' every time, I got
> different results.
>
> And I provided a small application to show this problem. Just run this
> application which check enabled and observe the assertion violation.
>
> It there anything else that I need to do to make it work?
There are two ways to tell the regexp to match from the
start: either put the character '^' at the beginning of
the regexp:
regexp.compile ("^a*")
or set the option `is_anchored':
regexp.set_anchored (True)
regexp.compile ("a*")
In both cases `is_anchored' is set to True. If later on
you want the regexp to match anywhere in the string, you
have to unset `is_anchored':
regexp.set_anchored (False)
regexp.compile ("a*")
So, in your example:
l_filter := filter_engine
l_filter.set_anchored (False)
l_filter.reset
l_filter.compile (a_keyword)
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Eric Bezault
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