perl regexp bug in 2.04 (worked in 2.0)

[George Hart <ha...@z57.com>]

Hi,

i believe i might have found a bug in v2.0.4.  when running the 
following bit of code in 2.0


     public static void main(String args[]) {
	String str="test@foobar.com";
	Perl5Util perl=new Perl5Util();
	System.out.println(perl.match("/^[\\w-._]+\\@[\\w-._]+$/",str));
     }


the regexp matches as true, however in v2.0.4 it returns false.

i ran the regexp in perl and it returned true as well.


George Hart

RE: perl regexp bug in 2.04 (worked in 2.0)

["Alexey N. Solofnenko" <as...@home.com>]

Are you sure that you need slashes in the regular expression ("/.../")?

- Alexey.

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-----Original Message-----
From: George Hart [mailto:hart@z57.com] 
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 8:29 PM
To: oro-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: perl regexp bug in 2.04 (worked in 2.0)


Hi,

i believe i might have found a bug in v2.0.4.  when running the 
following bit of code in 2.0


     public static void main(String args[]) {
	String str="test@foobar.com";
	Perl5Util perl=new Perl5Util();
	System.out.println(perl.match("/^[\\w-._]+\\@[\\w-._]+$/",str));
     }


the regexp matches as true, however in v2.0.4 it returns false.

i ran the regexp in perl and it returned true as well.


George Hart