Two new parser options for regex matching #46
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Added additional options to ignore case and search for a regex match anywhere in the subject rather than just the beginning.
Final changes to additional regex options.
Cleaned up regex checks.
Feature/improved subject regex
jamesridgway
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Dec 3, 2023
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I have added two new options for the script, "subject_regex_match_anywhere" and "subject_regex_ignore_case".
re.match() only matches against the beginning of a text string. If subject_regex_match_anywhere is provided, it instead performs a re.search()
If subject_regex_ignore_case is provided, the re.IGNORECASE flag is provided.
Not sure if it's the most efficient way, but it works. Note: I am 100% new to Python, but have some novice VBA experience.