If I want to match something with javascript, then I can use foo.match (); But how can I check that it does not match ...
To be more clear, I use it !
and .test ()
, example:
varHenom =! / Measure x /.test (string);
Since SPEC does not return returns in a match, it also works:
var hasNoMatch =! Foo.match (); From a very fast resource: If regular expressions contain the G flag, then the method returns all the matches. There were no matches, method returns null
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