How do you say not to match in Ruby Regex
ex. you do not want to return true if it sees ‘error’
/\b(error)\b/i
I know this returns true when it sees error, how do you say ‘not’ in this case? thanks!
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How do you say not to match in Ruby Regex
ex. you do not want to return true if it sees ‘error’
/\b(error)\b/i
I know this returns true when it sees error, how do you say ‘not’ in this case? thanks!
Use the proper Ruby operator: