Jay Sage Jun 1,092 48 2026-04-19 #1 The help file contains the example echo %@email[[email protected]]1 But that's not what happens (build 32): ->echo %@email[[email protected]]6
The help file contains the example echo %@email[[email protected]]1 But that's not what happens (build 32): ->echo %@email[[email protected]]6
rconn Administrator May 14,987 375 Staff member 2026-04-19 #2 This is due to a change in the regex library (several years ago). They're only promising a != 0 value on a match, not (as before) an explicit 1. I changed the check in @EMAIL to return 1 on any non-zero return.
This is due to a change in the regex library (several years ago). They're only promising a != 0 value on a match, not (as before) an explicit 1. I changed the check in @EMAIL to return 1 on any non-zero return.