case insensitivity needed

[1manfactory]

Hello
I want to check for "error", "Error" and "ERROR" in my log files.
How can I make the regex case-insensitive. I can't add an "i" to the expression like in other regex installations.
I could really need that.
Great work
regards
Juergen

[lnxbil]

I just had the same problem and wrote a little script to generate the appropriate regular expression for any up/down-case combination:

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

if ARGV.size != 1
  puts "ERROR: Please provide a string"
  exit 1
end

str = ""
ARGV[0].split(//).each do |c|
  str += "[#{c.upcase}#{c.downcase}]"
end

puts str

which does what I needed ...

./updownregexpr Hello
[Hh][Ee][Ll][Ll][Oo]

Maybe it helps.

[PBudmark]

Python Regular expressions from 3.6 supports an extension notation applicable to this issue, using (?i:...) to ignore case in ...

As stated in the issue, check for error in all cases, coloring the line yellow, with word error/Error/ERROR in red
It seems that the (?i:...) group is not counted, so an additional group is required to match 2:nd color
The first color in color list refers th the whole matched string, and following colors refer to the individual groups

# Check for error in all cases, coloring the line yellow, with word error/Error/ERROR in red
regexp=^.+(?i:(error)).*$
colours=yellow, red
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Source https://docs.python.org/dev/library/re.html#regular-expression-syntax, part (?aiLmsux-imsx:...)