>For the purposes of testing, my .ircrc was:
>
>assign re $regcomp(test)
>eval echo $regexec(re test)
Crashing here is actually the defined (but apparantly undocumented) behavior:
because the string 're' is not a value previously returned by $regcomp,
passing it to $regexec() results in undefined behavior on every system.
In your case, it crashes. What you meant to do was:
eval echo $regexec($re test)
^------------ Note $ here.
There is no way for epic to check whether the first argument to $regexec()
is reasonable or not -- it has to trust the user to do the right thing.
Jeremy
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