Fix #1528: add macro expansion for @rx operator #1536
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There is a problem that macro expansion in regex of
@rx
operator does not work (see #1528).This pull request adds a code that tries macro expansion on regex before matching, and, if regex text changed after expansion, create new Regex object from it and use that for matching.
Also, add an optimization: in Rx constructor, check if macro expansion is possible at all for regex (
%{...}
present in it), cache the result of this check (save it in a boolean field of Rx object) and try macro expansion before matching only if check was positive. This should avoid macro expansion attempts + string compares for most regexes (at least, for most regexes in OWASP CRS).Also, add a regression test.
Fixes #1528