suppose I have a text file and I am looking for a pattern in that file
of the regex form: /^\s*#{label}\s*:?\s*(.*)/i
Where ‘label’ is a variable, but I want to do something like this:
labels.each do |lab|
if line =~ /^\s*#{lab}\s*:?\s*(.*)/i
matched = lab
end
end
If labels are stored in the database, is there a good faster way to do
this ?
If labels are stored in the database, is there a good faster way to do
this ?
Postgresql understands the SIMILAR TO command, which uses a SQL
version of regular expressions:
Not sure if that is general SQL or postgres specific though, and I’d
also image the SQL regular expressions are a little less powerful, but
you may be able to accomplish what you want.
\Peter
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