问题
I am trying to do validations by matching inputs to regexes in a case insensitive way. The regex comes down from service as a string on an object. I might get something like:
{regex:"ane"}
I can do the following:
var rx = new RegExp(object.regex); /*The regex is now: /ane/*/
"plane".match(rx);
However, I what I really want to do is the following:
var rxInsensitive = new RegExp(/ane/i); /*The regex is now: /ane/i */
"plANE".match(rx);
I am having problems converting the string to this form however. When I do the following:
var rxInsensitive = newRegExp(object.regex + "/i");
I end up getting the regex /ane/i/
instead of /ane/i
. Does anyone have any suggestions?
回答1:
var re = new RegExp("pattern", "flags");
so it would be
var rx = new RegExp(object.regex,"i");
See MDN for more info
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20533458/javascript-create-case-insensitive-regex-from-string