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No, really. I’m sure that sounds bizarre but I have a reason.
On my Node server, I'm generating HTML that uses the pattern attribute. Ideally, it would look something like this:
<inputpattern="<% /^foo.bar$/i.toSource %>">
However, the pattern attribute is specified to act like it only has the u flag. regexpu helps me with my server-side regexes that use dotAll and such for older browsers, but i can’t be used.
Would it be in-scope to add ignoreCase as an option for regexpu?
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No, really. I’m sure that sounds bizarre but I have a reason.
On my Node server, I'm generating HTML that uses the
pattern
attribute. Ideally, it would look something like this:However, the
pattern
attribute is specified to act like it only has theu
flag.regexpu
helps me with my server-side regexes that use dotAll and such for older browsers, buti
can’t be used.Would it be in-scope to add
ignoreCase
as an option forregexpu
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: