The message is:
Running pattern rule tests for Dutch... The Dutch rule: TT_DEN_GEKKEN:1,
token [2], contains "n$" that is marked as regular expression but probably
is not one.
The rule is:
<rule id="TT_DEN_GEKKEN" name="Vlaams of Oudnederlands, geen Nederlands">
<pattern>
<token>den</token>
<token regexp="yes">n$</token>
</pattern>
<message>Standaardnederlands is <suggestion>de <match no="2"
regexp_match="n$" regexp_replace=""/></suggestion>.</message>
<url></url>
<short>den</short>
<example type="incorrect"><marker>Den lelijken</marker> man.</example>
<example type="correct"><marker>De lelijke</marker> man.</example>
</rule>
The message does not show when n$ is replaced with '^.*n$'
I suspect the $ is not in the regexp detection routine as a character
indicating a regular expression.
> On 2014-08-25 11:57, R.J. Baars wrote:
>
>> I tried the regexp n$, but it is incorrectly not detectes as a regexp.
>
> We don't detect regexp automatically, you need to use regexp='yes'
> anyway. If that doesn't help, please post the complete rule that's
> causing problems.
>
> Regards
> Daniel
>
>
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