It's a good idea that set a new attribute for property which specify match
or not match .
Ting Wan
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???: Maurice Cinquini [mailto:mcinquini(_at_)speedera(_dot_)com]
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??: Negating expressions (esp. regexp matches) in
In draft-beck-opes-irml-01.txt I don't see a way to negate
expressions in IRML. I think that it is needed since it is
much clearer to say (and easier to get right):
<property name="Host" not matches="\.de$">
than it is to say:
<property name="Host" matches="[^e]$|[^d]e$|[^.]de$">
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