ignoreRegExpList for case-sensitive check

[nabelekt]

Hello, all. I have the following:

~/temp/cspell $ cat words.aa -n
     1  :ENDFOR
     2  EEND_TEST
     3  esdweil_td3_testsv1_sr2
     4  testsv1
~/temp/cspell $ cat cspell.json
{
    "ignoreRegExpList": [
        "\\bE[A-Z0-9_]+\\b"
    ]
}
~/temp/cspell $ cspell . --config cspell.json
1/2 cspell.json 489.70ms
2/2 words.aa 5.42ms X
words.aa:4:1 - Unknown word (testsv)
CSpell: Files checked: 2, Issues found: 1 in 1 file.
~/temp/cspell $ cspell --version
9.2.0
~/temp/cspell $

I am trying to change cspell.json so that the terms on lines 3 and 4 of words.bash are seen as unknown, but the ENDFOR and EEND are accepted. I.e., how do I get the output to look like the following using regex?

~/temp/cspell $ cspell . --config cspell.json
1/2 cspell.json 463.76ms
2/2 words.aa 14.67ms X
words.aa:3:1 - Unknown word (esdweil)
words.aa:3:13 - Unknown word (testsv)
words.aa:4:1 - Unknown word (testsv)
CSpell: Files checked: 2, Issues found: 3 in 1 file.

cspell seems to insist on making the regex check non-case-sensitive.

Thank you.

[Jason3S]

@nabelekt,

By default, regular expressions ignore case.

The fix:

{
    "ignoreRegExpList": [
        "/\\bE[A-Z0-9_]+\\b/g"
    ]
}

[nabelekt]

Thanks for your reply, @Jason3S.

By default, regular expressions ignore case.

Do you mean specifically for CSpell? Most of what I have found fro general regex use says the opposite.

Your fix worked, thank you.