Regex Fix (v0.025, feb 10 2003): Fixed a bug which would have macthed/failed for the wrong reasons. Before...

my $Configure =
    {
      ...
      #  field to search in (if not 'show' whole index),
      , 'find'  => [ 'name'
                    , qr{^(?: (?{ join '|' , qw(show any)
                                          , ${$Fields{'keep'}}
                              })
                          )
                        }xi
                  ]
    };

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...after...

my $Configure =
    {
      ...
      #  field to search in (if not 'show' whole index),
      , 'find'  => [ 'name'
                   #  regex to be compiled
                   , join '|' , qw(show any) , ${$Fields{'keep'}}
                   ]
    };

$Configure->{'find'}->[1] = qr/^ $Configure->{'find'}->[1] /xi;

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In reply to Fixed an ugly regex bug (parse-index.perl, v0.025) by parv
in thread search/browse freebsd ports INDEX* by parv

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