Re: A simply regex question

Franzl Wisseworst wrote:
[Subject: A simply regex question]

Your task can better be solved without using a RE.

How can I figure if my DOCUMENT_URI contains a substring, eg.:

perldoc -f index

And is there a way to ignore case, so the substring could be
"mein.totenkopf.de" or "MEIN.TOTENKOPF.DE" for example?

You normalize both strings before searching, e.g. make both all lower-case,
see
perldoc -f lc

jue


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