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@peller @billreed63 @jhpedemonte
For various form fields (e.g., file name, project name, project template name, theme name), JavaScript doesn't offer convenient regular expression features to allow …
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## CVE-2019-16769 - Medium Severity Vulnerability
Vulnerable Library - serialize-javascript-1.9.1.tgz
Serialize JavaScript to a superset of JSON that includes regular expressions and functions.
Libr…
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Various languages have inbuilt support for Regular Expressions and some default syntax packages provide rules to apply suitable scopes within RegExp strings. However, these scope names seem to differ …
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**Regular expression literal** are not properly rendered. If quotes `"` are included in a regex literal, all syntax highlights after that will fail.
## Creating a regular expression
You construc…
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It's seems lookahead and negative lookahead is well supported in all browsers, see documents below:
- https://caniuse.com/?search=js-regexp-lookahead
- https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs…
latel updated
7 months ago
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How would you like to see this implemented in Traceur?
I guess we’d need a regex parser in JavaScript, and then transform any regular expressions using the `/u` flag into backwards-compatible regexes…
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This could be a Javascript-only thing. It might be cool to be able to configure this on the website itself, but maybe it'd be easier to implement it as a series of regular expressions or something.
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### Feature description
Allow me to specify regular expressions (flavor TBD, but likely JavaScript) to use to validate fields of type `string`.
### Use case
I have a `CreditCard` entity that should…
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## Search Terms
`userdiff` `xfuncname`
## Suggestion
Please add regular expressions to https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/userdiff.c such that TypeScript constructs can be identified …
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# Short summary of your issue
When AbstractDoc is mapping decorators inside javascript files that contain multiline arguments. The DocBuilder html plugins fails with an error =>
https://github.co…
trbm1 updated
7 years ago