1 28/12/2012 16:52
Regex for name/tripcode filters
2 28/12/2012 17:05
Is there a way
Nope. Right now, tripcode/name filters use case-sensitive, partial matching.
The following filters, for example, will all match Clammy !SEGAo1.Ce6:
#!SEGA
#Clammy
#mm
This normally should cover most of the use cases.
What issue do you have exactly?
3 29/12/2012 07:29
What issue do you have exactly?
Well, I'd like to be able to use regex. For example: K(r|l)on(y|i|ie|ies)
4 29/12/2012 08:57
>>3
I'll add it some time later, for now you can just set multiple filters: Krony, Klony, Kroni and Klony.
6 06/01/2013 03:38
Rather than make a new thread, perhaps I'll just use this one again.
Are regex lookbehinds implemented? They don't seem to work for me. Can they be, if not already?
7 06/01/2013 04:03
No lookbehinds in JavaScript.
You can use something like this as NOT operator:
/^(?![\s\S]*nope)[\s\S]*$/im
8 30/05/2013 22:55
Is it "some time later" yet?
Tomorrow. For real.
10 31/05/2013 13:32
And by ``tomorrow'' I actually mean this weekend.
11 29/07/2013 02:18
Is it "this weekend" yet?
I can't find a way to use regex with the "#" filters for names/tripcodes. Is there a way, and if so, how? If not, can it be implemented?