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Subject: Re: Exclude documents from view based on list of regex expressions
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Hi Jens,

>> If you need real regexes, I suppose you will need to build one huge =
regex containing them all.=20
> The map function should contain an array of regexes, and match the =
doc.issue.name against each one in turn. If it matches any of them, just =
return, else emit whatever the appropriate key/value are.

Are you sure an array of regexes would be as efficient as a compound =
regex? Well, it's true that with JavaScript you never know... I suppose =
the only way to figure it out is to try both and take the faster. =20


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