Name
RegExp.IgnoreCase Property
Data Type
Boolean
Description
Determines whether the search for a pattern string is case-sensitive.
Rules at a Glance
By default, regular expression searches are case-sensitive;
that is, the default value of the IgnoreCase property is False. If you don’t want the search to be
case-sensitive, you must set the IgnoreCase property to True.
Programming Tips and Gotchas
If your search string does not attempt to match any alphabetic characters (A-Z and a-z), you can safely ignore the setting of IgnoreCase, since it won’t affect the results of your search.
See Also
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