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The Safari Web browser (I am told this is the primary choice for Mac users) does not understand regexes with negative look behind. We have at least one in our code (lexeme.js, line 1), which leads to the bug described below.
V Safari na macu se nenačte datový soubor, appka je prázdná. Přikládám, co mi browser k tomu řekl.
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regexp with negative lookbehind does not break in Safari
regexp with negative lookbehind leads to empty list of lexemes in Safari
Oct 5, 2021
The particular regex causing the issue observed by @stranak was introduced in 9fcfb5f, so it only applies to version 4.0 of the website and not to the earlier versions.
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The Safari Web browser (I am told this is the primary choice for Mac users) does not understand regexes with negative look behind. We have at least one in our code (lexeme.js, line 1), which leads to the bug described below.
These StackOverflow answers may be useful:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67332407/how-to-not-match-given-prefix-in-regex-without-negative-lookbehind
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/641407/javascript-negative-lookbehind-equivalent
Thanks to @stranak for reporting this issue:
V Safari na macu se nenačte datový soubor, appka je prázdná. Přikládám, co mi browser k tomu řekl.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: