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lookbehind
is good, how about/(^|\/)(index|readme)\.md$/i
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It's not the same.
\b
will not include the word boundary itself. But/(^|\/)(index|readme)\.md$/i
will include the begining/
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I meant
/(^|\/)(index|readme)\.md$/i
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I meant
/(^|\/)(index|readme)\.md$/i
too.../(^|\/)(index|readme)\.md$/i
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Well, in other words,
\b
and(?<=(^|\/))
won't include the begining/
, but(^|\/)
will.For instance:
If the path is 'config/README.md':
/\b(index|readme)\.md$/i
=> 'README.md'/(?<=(^|\/))(index|readme)\.md$/i
=> 'README.md'/(^|\/)(index|readme)\.md$/i
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Well, thanks for the explanation. I thought that the
indexRE
is only used totest
, after double confirm, I find it's also used toreplace
so this is not the same. cool!