There is an 'icase' flag: icase = literal << 1, // characters are matched regardless of case You can turn it on using: boost::regex* pRegExp = new boost::wregex(sRegExp,boost::regbase::normal | boost::regbase::icase); "f_mayot" <f_mayot@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:aqaph8+5chh@eGroups.com...
Hi,
Maybe a stupid question but I didn't manage to make my regular expression objects case insensitive. What should I do insted of this : boost::regex* pRegExp = new boost::wregex(sRegExp); ?
Thanks.
Fred
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