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Michael Kay wrote: Yeah thats right and there is no pattern match Im trying to achieve over here which is why I couldnt understand the need for regular expressions here.If you don't understand what a regular expression is then you shouldn't be using the matches() function at all: I suspect this is the source of your confusion (and ours). I suspect that you are just trying to compare two strings to see if they are equal ignoring case. Yes? The correct solution for that is to use the compare() function, specifying a I have achieved my comparison using the compare() function although Im curious to know whether there is a solution using the match() function and what it is. Thanks Rahil Michael Kay http://www.saxonica.com/
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