On Mon, 16 Nov 2020, Mol, Xavier (SCC) wrote:
Hi Dan,
just to be sure, you did notice Raphael's wording, right? "You just missing the
right operator for `regexp()`" - you're still using '=' instead of '=~' in your
example. For me, =~ works with regexp() and glob():
..I did not. It's funny, I'm a perl guy, and in that language "=" is
never used for comparison, so my brain may have just been
ignoring =~ there, as "=" works for everything but regex and glob.
I did try =~ in some of my examples, but again, in perl =~ /foo/ is all
you need to declare a regex, you don't need the actual regexp() operator.
The other thing I was missing was the magic of the "." operator. You can
see I was trying to use "value()".
I might have got this now. Thanks.
Best,
-Dan
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