--- Ben-Nes Michael <miki@canaan.co.il> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I posted a message about regex pattern matching
> using hebrew letters.
>
If all else fails, and you really want to use regular
expressions, you can "import" the regular expression
capability of a Procedural Language, like:
create or replace function perl_match(text, text)
returns boolean as '
if ($_[0] =~ m/$_[1]/) {return true}
else {return false};
' language 'plperl';
jeck=# select perl_match('a','\\x61');
perl_match
------------
t
(1 row
Note the need to double the backslashes.
Using hex (or octal) escapes will enable you to match
any ascii character. I don't believe that PostgreSQL
regular expressions support this (at least, I couldn't
get it to work).
Perl 5.6 also supports unicode, although I don't know
how that is implemented for regular expression matching.
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