| 411 | | Since r6554, it is possible to prefix the "value" (i.e., expression after the operator) with a `*` in order to "de-reference" it (i.e., obtain consider it as another key and obtain its value). Thus, `[key1 = *key2]` compares the value of `key1` with the value of `key2`, and `[key =~ */pattern/]` considers the value of the key `pattern` as a regular expression and matches it against the value of `key`. |
| | 411 | Since r6554, it is possible to prefix the "value" (i.e., expression after the operator) with a `*` in order to "de-reference" it (i.e., obtain consider it as another key and obtain its value). Thus, `[key1 = *key2]` or `[key1=*key2]` compares the value of `key1` with the value of `key2`, and `[key =~ */pattern/]` considers the value of the key `pattern` as a regular expression and matches it against the value of `key`. |
