[mapserver-users] RE Mapserver 7 expression

[Stephen Woodbridge]

Use EXPRESION ("column" ~* "^(pluie|bruine)$")

instead

~  case sensitive
~* case insensitive
^  start of string
$  end of string

So this matches exactly: "pluie" or "bruine" but not "pluie ..."

-Steve W

On 2/16/2016 3:01 PM, Steve.Toutant at inspq.qc.ca wrote:
> And this EXPRESSION {pluie,bruine}
> will be true for this string attribute "pluie verglaçante"
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> It seems that there is a problem when there is a space in the string
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> Following this documentation
> _http://mapserver.org/fr/mapfile/expressions.html#list-expressions_
> I created the class expression
> EXPRESSION {pluie,bruine verglacante }
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> My problem is that this expression return true when the string attribute
> is "pluie verglacante"
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> I would expect only "pluie" and "bruine verglacante" to be catched by
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> How does list expressions work?
> thanks
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