Escaping the [] does the trick in the regular expression. I just gave it a
try and the macro that previously crashed the JavaScript engine now works
regexp : (\[A-Z\]+(?=\[0-9\]+))|(\[0-9\]+(?=\[A-Z\]+))
remains the <$set name="setref" ...> and <$vars varsref={{{ ... }}} >
unexplained. It is the <$vars varsref={{{ ... }}}> that fails.
Tried quoting the regexp, to no avail.
Tripple quoting the filter in <$set ..> has no influence.
Some how the global operator does not work in the <$var ..> setting of the
variable.
-hw
On Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at 12:42:32 AM UTC+1 Mat wrote:
> The comma is part of the search-replace filter operator syntax
>>
>
> That was *very *valuable for me to learn - thanx!
>
> <:-)
>
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