"""
The stringToChange and matchExpression are always case-sensitive, regardless of the setting of the caseSensitive property. (If you need to make a case-insensitive comparison, use �(?i)� at the start of the matchExpression to make the match case-insensitive.)
"""
I assumed that other Perl modifiers could be used, like "g" for global replace, like this
"(?g)!.+/!"
But but I get "bad parameter". The equivalent Perl would be
$someStr =~ s|!.+/!||g;
(actually this is a bad example because the regex is greedy and will match everything between the first ! and the last /!) but just in general: what Perl modifiers are supported?
Alex Rice, Software Developer Architectural Research Consultants, Inc. http://ARCplanning.com
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