Hi,

According to the documentation (http://www.lassosoft.com/lassoDocs/languageReference/obj/client_ip), comparison with wildcards is possible.
We found two things with client_ip:

1) comparison does not work as in L8,
2) an error inside client_ip

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When I run this snippet in Lasso 8:

[
var('x' = 0);

protect;
handle_error;
error_currentError;' @ ';$x;
/handle_error;

// This string normally comes from a database
local('ip' = '127.0.*,192.*,::1');

iterate(#ip->split(','), local('tmp'));
$x = loop_count;

if(client_ip == #tmp);
loop_count;') client_ip matches ';#tmp;' is OK.<br>';
/if;
/iterate;
/protect;
]


I get this output:

3) client_ip matches ::1 is OK.

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When I run the same snippet in Lasso9,
I get this output:

Found non-keyword parameter at a keyword-only position @ 1

When I change 'client_ip' into 'client_address', the code works and gives the same result as with L8:

3) client_address matches ::1 is OK.


If I put ::1 in front of the string:

local('ip' = '::1,127.0.*,192.*');

and run the code, I get this output:

1) client_ip matches ::1 is OK.
Found non-keyword parameter at a keyword-only position @ 2

So there is clearly a code-flaw inside client_ip.


Is anybody else seeing this?

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Thanks,
Marc

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