is there a switch to turn on case ignore in amx regx

[DumB]Steamsucks · **Author**

looking to turn off case sensative so

+dick+ will match DICKHEAD or dickhead please

regards ...

Des12 · 03-03-2006 , 17:04

equali = case sensative
equal = not case sensative

[ --<-@ ] Black Rose · 03-03-2006 , 17:09

wouldn't it be the oposite?

Greenberet · 03-03-2006 , 17:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Des12

equali = case sensative
equal = not case sensative

that has nothing to do with regex...

try this:

Code:

"(?i)+dick+"

Belsebub · 03-03-2006 , 17:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Des12

equali = case sensative
equal = not case sensative

Quote:

Originally Posted by [ --<-@

Black Rose]wouldn't it be the oposite?

yep

**Hawk552** · 03-03-2006 , 17:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by [ --<-@

Black Rose]wouldn't it be the oposite?

Yes.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Des12

equali = case sensative
equal = not incase sensative

You're both wrong, and also off topic. It would be the other way around.

Kraugh · 03-03-2006 , 17:20

clarifying the original question: the user wishes to ignore case sensitivity when matching expressions with the regex module, not with comparing strings using equal/contain. this is also not a post about grammar or spelling.

greenberet is correct. (?i) forces all characters to the right to be case insensitive. conversely, (?-i) forces case sensitivity. the rest of you, go away. ;)

[DumB]Steamsucks · 03-03-2006 , 17:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greenberet

Quote:

Originally Posted by Des12

equali = case sensative
equal = not case sensative

that has nothing to do with regex...

try this:

Code:

"(?i)+dick+"

thanks at the moment i am useing

Code:

strtolower(input)

wich appears to work ok but i will try the ?i as well
thanks...