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add a grep() method to the search class #594
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We are having an l10n hackathon mid-February and we will have a table with at least 4 people working on Transvision. I am putting that bug in the backlog of bugs to fix for the event. |
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…->getRegex(), ` by `$search->grep(` This doesn't work yet
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Small note to add a utility grep() function to our search class. Because almost every time we prepare a regex it is to grep data into it so we end up with code such as:
And this would be shorter and more readable IMO:
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