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Functions:
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Globals:
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The second argument is a regular expression that follows the Javascript
regular expression syntax.
The third argument is a string consisting of character flags to be used
by the match. If a character is present then that flag is true. The
flags are:
g: global match - the submatches from all the matches in the string
are returned. If this character is not present, then
only the submatches from the first match in the
string are returned.
i: case insensitive - the regular expression is treated as case
insensitive. If this character is not present,
then the regular expression is case sensitive.
The regexp:match function returns a node set of 'match' elements, each of
whose string value is equal to a portion of the first argument string
that was captured by the regular expression. If the match is not global,
the first match element has a value equal to the portion of the string
matched by the entire regular expression.
The first argument is the string to be matched and replaced. The second
argument is a regular expression that follows the Javascript regular
expression syntax. The fourth argument is the string to replace the
matched parts of the string.
The third argument is a string consisting of character flags to be used
by the match. If a character is present then that flag is true. The flags
are:
g: global replace - all occurrences of the regular expression in the
string are replaced. If this character is not
present, then only the first occurrence of the
regular expression is replaced.
i: case insensitive - the regular expression is treated as case
insensitive. If this character is not present,
then the regular expression is case sensitive.
The second argument is a regular expression that follows the Javascript
regular expression syntax.
The third argument is a string consisting of flags to be used by the test.
If a character is present then that flag is true. The flags are:
g: global test - has no effect on this function, but is retained for
consistency with regexp:match and regexp:replace.
i: case insensitive - the regular expression is treated as case
insensitive. If this character is not present,
then the regular expression is case sensitive.