PICARD-2218: Support setting regex flags in $performer pattern

picard/script/functions.py

@@ -764,15 +764,16 @@ def func_lenmulti(parser, multi, separator=MULTI_VALUED_JOINER):
     """`$performer(pattern="",join=", ")`
 
 Returns the performers where the performance type (e.g. "vocal") matches `pattern`, joined by `join`.
-You can specify a regular expression by surrounding the pattern with `/.../`. For example
-`/^guitars?$/` matches the performance type "guitar" or "guitars", but not e.g. "bass guitar".
+You can specify a regular expression in the format `/pattern/flags`. `flags` are optional. Currently
+the only supported flag is "i" (ignore case). For example `$performer(/^guitars?$/i)` matches the
+performance type "guitar" or "Guitars", but not e.g. "bass guitar".
 
 _Since Picard 0.10_"""
 ))
 def func_performer(parser, pattern="", join=", "):
     values = []
     try:
-        regex = pattern_as_regex(pattern, allow_wildcards=False, flags=re.IGNORECASE)
+        regex = pattern_as_regex(pattern, allow_wildcards=False)
     except re.error:
         return ''
     for name, value in parser.context.items():

picard/util/__init__.py

@@ -734,7 +734,9 @@ def extract_year_from_date(dt):
 def pattern_as_regex(pattern, allow_wildcards=False, flags=0):
     """Parses a string and interprets it as a matching pattern.
 
-    - If pattern starts and ends with / it is interpreted as a regular expression (e.g. `/foo.*/`)
+    - If pattern is of the form /pattern/flags it is interpreted as a regular expression (e.g. `/foo.*/`).
+      The flags are optional and in addition to the flags passed in the `flags` function parameter. Supported
+      flags in the expression are "i" (ignore case) and "m" (multiline)
     - Otherwise if `allow_wildcards` is True, it is interpreted as a pattern that allows wildcard matching (see below)
     - If `allow_wildcards` is False a regex matching the literal string is returned
 
@@ -750,9 +752,14 @@ def pattern_as_regex(pattern, allow_wildcards=False, flags=0):
 
     Raises: `re.error` if the regular expression could not be parsed
     """
-    if len(pattern) > 2 and pattern[0] == '/' and pattern[-1] == '/':
-        pattern = pattern[1:-1]
-        return re.compile(pattern, flags)
+    plain_pattern = pattern.rstrip('im')
+    if len(plain_pattern) > 2 and plain_pattern[0] == '/' and plain_pattern[-1] == '/':
+        extra_flags = pattern[len(plain_pattern):]
+        if 'i' in extra_flags:
+            flags |= re.IGNORECASE
+        if 'm' in extra_flags:
+            flags |= re.MULTILINE
+        return re.compile(plain_pattern[1:-1], flags)
     elif allow_wildcards:
         # FIXME?: only support '*' (not '?' or '[abc]')
         # replace multiple '*' by one

test/test_script.py

@@ -959,6 +959,14 @@ class ScriptParserTest(PicardTestCase):
         self.assertScriptResultEquals(r"$performer(/drums \(/)", "", context)
         self.assertScriptResultEquals(r"$performer(drums \()", "Drummer", context)
 
+    def test_cmd_performer_regex_ignore_case(self):
+        context = Metadata()
+        context['performer:guitar'] = 'Foo1'
+        context['performer:GUITARS'] = 'Foo2'
+        context['performer:rhythm-guitar'] = 'Foo3'
+        result = self.parser.eval(r"$performer(/^guitars?/i)", context=context)
+        self.assertEqual({'Foo1', 'Foo2'}, set(result.split(', ')))
+
     def test_cmd_performer_custom_join(self):
         context = Metadata()
         context['performer:guitar'] = 'Foo1'

test/test_utils.py

@@ -531,6 +531,13 @@ class PatternAsRegexTest(PicardTestCase):
         self.assertTrue(regex.flags & re.IGNORECASE)
         self.assertTrue(regex.flags & re.MULTILINE)
 
+    def test_regex_extra_flags(self):
+        regex = pattern_as_regex(r'/^foo.*/im', flags=re.VERBOSE)
+        self.assertEqual(r'^foo.*', regex.pattern)
+        self.assertTrue(regex.flags & re.VERBOSE)
+        self.assertTrue(regex.flags & re.IGNORECASE)
+        self.assertTrue(regex.flags & re.MULTILINE)
+
     def test_regex_raises(self):
         with self.assertRaises(re.error):
             pattern_as_regex(r'/^foo(.*/')