An invalid Lucene regex is treated the same as a regex that simply does not match the test string.
I enter: "[a-8" (as regular expression) and "a" (as test string)
the UI shows "No match found".
I think there should be distinction between states like "Match found", "No match found", and "Invalid regex" or "Error".
This would make it less confusing and give better clarity when testing invalid Lucene regexes.
An invalid Lucene regex is treated the same as a regex that simply does not match the test string.
I enter: "[a-8" (as regular expression) and "a" (as test string)
the UI shows "No match found".
I think there should be distinction between states like "Match found", "No match found", and "Invalid regex" or "Error".
This would make it less confusing and give better clarity when testing invalid Lucene regexes.