Pattern Matching Function (Ruby)
def hilite_search_criteria(pattern, search_criteria)
return if pattern.nil? or search_criteria.nil?
pattern.gsub!(/(<[^>]*>)|\n|\t/s) {” “}
match_char = pattern =~ /#{search_criteria}/i
matched_string = $~.to_s
return if match_char.nil?
start = match_char – 25
start = (start < 0 ? 0 : start)
unless match_char.nil?
p = pattern[start ... match_char + search_criteria.length + 25]
match_char = pattern =~ /#{search_criteria}/i
p[match_char, matched_string.length ] = '‘ + matched_string + “”
return p
end
end
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