I suspect that at the time PCRE was implemented 6+ years ago (yikes - has it been that long?!) there wasn't much of a use case for the /g modifier. Can you let us know what issue you are attempting to resolve? I'm wondering if there's another way to handle it. -MC On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 7:17 PM, jay binks <jaybinks@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey guys, just trying to confirm my findings.

it seems Freeswitch's regex implementation only implements /s and /i pattern modifiers. Is there a reason /g was ( and others ) were left out.

I had assumed we had the full gammut, and it was only after pulling my hair out that I trawled the code and came to see it wasnt there :)

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Jay

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