Closed sschuberth closed 8 years ago
Good idea.
If you're eager to have it now, you could make "string equals foo" case insensitive with something like "string matches-regex ^[Ff][Oo][Oo]$". Since I don't expose modifiers I don't think there's an easier way to write it out currently, but this has been useful for matching matching genres with mixed first-character caps (eg "progressive metal" and "Death Metal" both match "[Mm]etal").
I added new case-insensitive operators for equals, not equals, and matches. They may end up being a bit slow -- I'm not sure how well lovefield uses the index for more complex regexes (if at all).
Thanks again!
That would be useful for badly tagged uploaded-and-not-matched songs.