Sorry, used the wrong word earlier: I should have said
escape the ","
not
quote the ","
===
Just wondering whether it would be easy to only recognise "$" as a special
character when followed by "{" ?
This would mean fewer escapes would be needed, but might not be easy to do.
If backwards compatibility is not a requirement, would it be worth replacing
the ${} syntax with something that rarely occurs in regular expressions? (to
reduce the number of escapes needed)
For example, if "$" (dollar) was replaced by "~" (tilde), this would help,
no?
And {} could be replaced by <> - yes they appear in HTML, but how often does
one want to match on them?
Just a few thoughts.
Sebastian
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Stover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 March 2003 21:32
To: JMeter Developers List
Subject: RE: Changes in function
I agree with you on everything except that encoding the the dollar signs as
you do seems
inconsistent with the encoding of commas. The $'s should only be escaped if
they are meant
as a literal part of the template (the way the comma is escaped). That
would be more
consistent, I think.
-Mike
[snip]
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