--- In [email protected], "entropyreduction" <alancampbelllists+ya...@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Sheri" <sherip99@> wrote: > > > Had a problem with regex.pcreQuoteMeta. > > What problem?
I had removed global declaration from my startup event. regex.pcrequotemeta was the first regex function I used (in a script). Got an error, no existing regex_status variable. If instead of using that script first, I click the button that causes regex.pcrematchall and regex.pcrereplace to get used by the pcf, a global variable gets created by regex plugin. Then when I use the script afterwards that has regex.pcrequotemeta in it, it uses the global variable. That's what made me think it would be simplier for regex to just go ahead and make itself a global variable up front. > > I could instead just do nothing, and leave it up to user to declare > regex_status every time and always. > Still up to user, can add a local variable if he doesn't want to use an existing global one. For regex to have a dependable global variable, would it be better for PowerPro to make it? There is a global _regexp_ variable. Regards, Sheri
