I know I can do this...
RegExp.prototype.xtend = function(){ console.log(123) }
y = new RegExp(/pattern/)
y.xtend()
I want to extend regex patterns in this format: /pattern/
, so I can do...
/pattern/.xtend()
Edit: It was a problem with syntax
Turns out it was a missing semi-colon. I need a semi-colon before the regex pattern otherwise it gives syntax error.
Thanks for all the comments. Works great now.
Turns out it was a missing semi-colon. I need a semi-colon before the regex pattern otherwise it gives syntax error.
I was running this in Firebug console, which automatically returns the value of the last line... but because there is no semi-colon after the third line, and the fourth starts with a regex, it was getting an error.
RegExp.prototype.xtend = function(){ console.log(123) }
y = new RegExp(/pattern/)
y.xtend()
/pattern/.xtend()
Adding the semi-colon solves the problem...
RegExp.prototype.xtend = function(){ console.log(123) }
y = new RegExp(/pattern/)
y.xtend(); // <~~ this semi-colon fixes the issue
/pattern/.xtend()
Thanks for all the comments. Works great now.
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