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@@ -103,13 +103,13 @@ matched. When a match with the ``match`` or ``match_body`` method
succeeds, then a captured string can be obtained from the ``backref``
method.
Calls to the ``backref`` method refer back to the most recent
successful call to ``match`` or ``match_body`` for the same object in
the same task scope; that is, in the same client or backend
context. For example if ``match`` is called for an object in one of
the ``vcl_backend_*`` subroutines and returns ``true``, then
subsequent calls to ``backref`` in the same backend scope extract
substrings from the matched substring
.
Calls to the ``backref`` method refer back to the most recent
call to ``match``
or ``match_body`` for the same object in the same task scope; that is, in the
same client or backend context. For example if ``match`` is called for an object
in one of the ``vcl_backend_*`` subroutines and returns ``true``, then
subsequent calls to ``backref`` in the same backend scope extract substrings
from the matched substring. For an unsuccessful match, all back references are
cleared
.
By setting the ``asfilter`` parameter to true, a regex object can also
be configured to add a filter for performing substitutions on
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