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Problems with Expression filters

Hi there,

I have some problems when using Perl Compatible Regular expressions.

I h ave added following (?i)\viagra\b and it works fine, it takes everything with the word, no matter what cases are set, but when I add (?i)\penis\b I get the following error in my log and it doesn't catch anything:

regex acl condition warning - error in regex '(?i)\penis\b': support for \P, \p, and \X has not been compiled at offset 5, skipped.

I have tried to change they way it works, but with no help.

Running ASL 6.100.

Best Regards

Yngve Berthelsen

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0 MagicMike over 20 years ago

Was your intention to catch "word"? Then you need to use \bword\b where \b means word boundary. \v and \p mean something else
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0 Yngve_Berthelsen over 20 years ago in reply to MagicMike

I have tried that out, but it only take the word as is, and doesn't take fx. WoRd, that's why I try to use (?i)\word\b. Unless \w would be a command, I need to fix the existing expressions.

Would it then (?i)\vword\b I has to use?

/Yngve
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0 Yngve_Berthelsen over 20 years ago in reply to Yngve_Berthelsen

I solved it :-)

(?i)\bword\b would be it.... :-) I was just blindfolded that (?i)\viagra\b was working, but I have changed all expression so it is now (?ì)\bword\b :-)

Sometimes it's just small things that needs to be triggered to see the solution :-P

/Yngve
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