Any reason not to add this into LP9 if not just in the compat layer so
it will work with LP8.x syntax?
define regexp->input(input::string)=>{.input=#input}
Currently LP8 uses this:
$_card->input($card);
and LP9 uses this:
$_card->input=$card;
neither accepts the others.
-Trevor
on 1/10/12 3:25 PM Trevor Borgmeier wrote:
> Thanks, that's good to know -- In the LP8 it could be passed as a
> parameter...
>
> $regex->input('12345');
>
> rather than $regex->input = '12345';
>
> perhaps the assignment method works in both? Haven't tried... Anyway
> something to consider for backwards compatibility.
>
> -Trevor
>
>
>
> on 1/10/12 2:56 PM Kyle Jessup wrote:
>> On Jan 10, 2012, at 3:33 PM, Trevor Borgmeier wrote:
>>
>>> It appears that in LP9 the option to replace the input string has
>>> been lost...
>>>
>>> regexp->input(string) returns an error...
>>>
>>> This works in LP8, but will fail in LP9
>>>
>>> var('test_regex' = regexp(-find='^[0-9]{3,5}$'));
>>> $test_regex->input('12345');
>>> $test_regex->find;
>>>
>>> LP9 returns this error....
>>>
>>> An unhandled failure during a web request
>>> Error Code: -9948
>>> Error Msg: Definition Not Found: regexp->input(string) Candidates
>>> were: regexp->input()
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> I can use this code in LP9:
>>>
>>> var('test_regex' = regexp(-find='^[0-9]{3,5}$', -input('12345'));
>>> $test_regex->find;
>>>
>>> It appears I just can't swap out the input value to test against the
>>> same regexp as i can in LP8.5
>> I'm not sure about the 8 behavior, but in 9 I know you can just
>> assign the input.
>>
>> #test_regexp->input = '12345'
>>
>> -Kyle
>>
>>> -Trevor
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regexp->input(string) in LP9? [backwards compatibility bug?]
It appears that in LP9 the option to replace the input string has been
lost...
regexp->input(string) returns an error...
This works in LP8, but will fail in LP9
var('test_regex' = regexp(-f...
Re: regexp->input(string) in LP9? [backwards compatibility bug?]
On Jan 10, 2012, at 3:33 PM, Trevor Borgmeier wrote:
> It appears that in LP9 the option to replace the input string has been lost...
>
> regexp->input(string) returns an error...
>
> This wo...
Re: regexp->input(string) in LP9? [backwards compatibility bug?]
Thanks, that's good to know -- In the LP8 it could be passed as a
parameter...
$regex->input('12345');
rather than $regex->input = '12345';
perhaps the assignment method works in both? Have...
Re: regexp->input(string) in LP9? [backwards compatibility bug?]
Any reason not to add this into LP9 if not just in the compat layer so
it will work with LP8.x syntax?
define regexp->input(input::string)=>{.input=#input}
Currently LP8 uses this:
$_card->in...
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