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Lady Deirdre's regex syntax currently does not have a straightforward way to express case-insensitive keywords in the Token macro.
To address this issue, a new operator i(...) will be introduced. This operator will turn every encountered Unicode (and ASCII in particular) character inside the surrounding expression into a case-insensitive choice if the character has a case property.
For example, i("abc") will be semantically equal to ['a', 'A'] & ['b', 'B'] & ['c', 'C'].
Lady Deirdre's regex syntax currently does not have a straightforward way to express case-insensitive keywords in the Token macro.
To address this issue, a new operator
i(...)
will be introduced. This operator will turn every encountered Unicode (and ASCII in particular) character inside the surrounding expression into a case-insensitive choice if the character has a case property.For example,
i("abc")
will be semantically equal to['a', 'A'] & ['b', 'B'] & ['c', 'C']
.(See prior discussion in #17)
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