Normal regex implementations, when the case-insensitive option is used, will match letters regardless of the case of the pattern or content text.
When a search is performed using Ctrl-F in Edit-CSV, if a regex pattern is used that contains a capital letter, this will always fail even if the CSV content text contains the text with the exact same case. The search only works if the case-sensitive option is enabled.
Expected behavior
When the match-case option is disabled, the search returns matching results regardless of the case of either the regex pattern or the CSV content text.
Steps to reproduce
Create the example CSV table and perform the searches as regex patterns.
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Description
Normal regex implementations, when the case-insensitive option is used, will match letters regardless of the case of the pattern or content text.
When a search is performed using Ctrl-F in Edit-CSV, if a regex pattern is used that contains a capital letter, this will always fail even if the CSV content text contains the text with the exact same case. The search only works if the case-sensitive option is enabled.
Expected behavior
When the match-case option is disabled, the search returns matching results regardless of the case of either the regex pattern or the CSV content text.
Steps to reproduce
Create the example CSV table and perform the searches as regex patterns.
Regex search:
value
, Match-case =false
Regex search:
Value
, Match-case =false
Regex search:
value
, Match-case =true
Regex search:
Value
, Match-case =true