On Sat, Oct 19, 2013 at 6:39 PM, Z. Majeed <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks - I nearly always use -i so a fix would be highly appreciated - > meantime I dug a bit more into this issue - it's not as straightforward as > it first seemed - the crux of the problem is not the workaround for UTF-8 > but -i "<name>.*russia" causing dfamust to be just the one-character string > "<" because "name" turns into character classes - for XML input that > practically makes keyword matching worthless and the main loop in EGexecute > degenerates to line-by-line processing - it seems to me dfaparse ought to > deal with case foldings a little better so the trans table support in cwexec > gets used - there have also been some simple patches submitted to make use > of trans in bmexec
If you can point to a seemingly-good patch, please do.
