How to set property on regexp?

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• Richard Haseltine Posts: 100,458

  August 2014 edited December 1969

  Can't you just use a new line character in the RegExp? What are you trying to do?
• 578276864_563542692c Posts: 31

  August 2014 edited December 1969

  Sorry i'm not familiar with QtScript, but it seemed regexp not working with mutiline source,though I put "/m" at the end of partten,it just not working.
• rbtwhiz Posts: 2,249

  August 2014 edited December 1969

  Flags are passed in as a second [optional] argument to the RegExp constructor; or following the trailing slash in literal notation. The only valid characters are g, i and m. Where g = global match, i = ignore case, and m = multiline. When using the constructor, the flags are quoted. When using literal notation, the flags are not quoted.
  

  var regxAlphaGlobalInsensitive = new RegExp( "[A-Z]", "gi" );
  //var regxAlphaGlobalInsensitive = /[A-Z]/gi; //literal
  var sAlphaNumericMixed = "a1B2c3D4e5F6";
  print( sAlphaNumericMixed.replace( regxAlphaGlobalInsensitive, "" ) );//123456

  -Rob
• 578276864_563542692c Posts: 31

  August 2014 edited December 1969

  I got it.Thx!