How does a regex "correction" function in QA?
Initiator des Themas: Anthony Rudd
Anthony Rudd
Anthony Rudd

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Feb 14, 2018

Although in QA:Regex I have defined valid regex expression in "Target regex" and a valid replacement rule in "Correction" no correction is performed and no messages are logged. What am I missing?

 
CD_Schuster
CD_Schuster
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Check general regex functionality? Feb 25, 2018

Hi,

Do you receive other QA-Regex results? May be worth double checking by switching from "forbidden regex match in target" to "target has forbidden regex match for source" and inserting a word from the source segment into "Source regex" and removing the correction rule. Then check, if you receive a Regex error. This is to make sure that the regex check is working.

Greetings,
Chris


 
Anthony Rudd
Anthony Rudd

Local time: 04:10
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QA regex problem Feb 25, 2018

Hi Chris

Thanks. My problem was that I had not correctly understood the significance of the warning messages and how they control the regex processing. I have being doing some testing to figure out how they function, unfortunately the help documentation is rather terse.


 


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How does a regex "correction" function in QA?






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