I added support for some more valid (if unusual) Perl quoting.
* added <> delimiters for q, qq, qw, qx, m * allow whitespace before delimiters (broken for s///) * fixed s[][] * fixed s()()
I'm a little confused by string.regexp.replaceXXX. Was it intended to replace string.regexp.replace.perl?
On 21. Nov 2006, at 18:40, Grant Hollingworth wrote:
I added support for some more valid (if unusual) Perl quoting. [...]
Thanks, applied.
I'm a little confused by string.regexp.replaceXXX. Was it intended to replace string.regexp.replace.perl?
I think Michael Sheets added these names (after Gerd Knops added support for regexp coloring to perl), so I’ll let him answer :)
On Nov 22, 2006, at 9:45 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 21. Nov 2006, at 18:40, Grant Hollingworth wrote:
I'm a little confused by string.regexp.replaceXXX. Was it intended to replace string.regexp.replace.perl?
I think Michael Sheets added these names (after Gerd Knops added support for regexp coloring to perl), so I’ll let him answer :)
Actually that was a remnant from my testing. It should be save to eliminate that rule entirely. I'll have a peek when I find some time.
Gerd
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