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matches(str, pattern) | matches(str, pattern) | ||
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[r: matches("This is a test", "test")] | [r: matches("This is a test", "test")] | ||
[r: matches("test", "test")] | [r: matches("test", "test")] | ||
[r: matches("This is a test", ".*test")] | [r: matches("This is a test", ".*test")] | ||
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Revision as of 17:53, 15 March 2023
matches() Function
• Introduced in version 1.3b48
Returns 1 if a string matches pattern or 0 if it does not. The pattern can be a regular expression. Matches performs a while string comparison, so the pattern must match the whole of the input string and not only part of it.
Usage
matches(str, pattern)Examples
[r: matches("This is a test", "test")]
[r: matches("test", "test")]
[r: matches("This is a test", ".*test")]Returns
0
1
1