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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">22.11.2013 21:53, Pavel Levshin:<br>
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Please note that I've just found a regression in my code: it is
unable to strip quote marks from "quote-string" fields. I need to
redo this part.<br>
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It is fixed now.<br>
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I really feel that we need to implement some facility to parse
comma-separated logs, where a field can have zero length. It is easy
to do, and it is a quite common log format (I'm using it, for
example). Now, liblognorm is unable to parse it. There are two ways:<br>
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- change char-to behaviour to allow zero-length matches<br>
- create a new field type, based on current char-to<br>
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What to prefer?<br>
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--<br>
Pavel Levshin<br>
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