Re: How to use "do shell script" to search for RegExps
Re: How to use "do shell script" to search for RegExps
- Subject: Re: How to use "do shell script" to search for RegExps
- From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 09:28:22 -0700
On 4/22/04 8:43 AM, "Nigel Smith" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
IIRC, the default case sensitivity changed at some point (AS v1.8?).
Not for 'contains' : that's always been case-insensitive.
In OS X (i.e. since AS 1.6), volume names in file paths have been
case-sensitive and were made so in AS 1.8.3 for OS 9 for compatibility.
AS v1.9.2 - OS 10.3 - the 'offset' scripting addition, which had previously
been case-sensitive and could not be adjusted, was made case-insensitive and
now responds to ignoring/considering case.
AFAIK, the only string command or operator which is case-sensitive (aside
from volume names in file paths) is text item delimiters, which cannot be
made case-insensitive.
Anyway, you don't need an 'ignoring case' for 'contains', since that's the
default. 'considering case' will work with it if that's what you want (not
here).
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Paul Berkowitz
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