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Reading through Known Limitations... section in the docs, there is a part that talks about case sensitive substitutions using gsub.
I may have not understood correctly what you meant gsub is case sensitive. gsub doesn't care about case sensitivity unless you pass a string, otherwise when passing a regexp it depends on the /i flag determining case insensitivity...
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I think what the docs were trying to say was that if you are using a regex then the performance is not going to be very good. If you want to do case insensitive replacements which are more performant using a different strategy amoeba does not support it.
Reading through Known Limitations... section in the docs, there is a part that talks about case sensitive substitutions using gsub.
I may have not understood correctly what you meant gsub is case sensitive. gsub doesn't care about case sensitivity unless you pass a string, otherwise when passing a regexp it depends on the /i flag determining case insensitivity...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: