Sometime on Mar 7, MaxG assembled some asciibets to say:
> var : /\\w\\w*/ { \\\$item[1] } # \w stands for aplphanumeric plus "_"
the double backslash means match a literal backslash, so it should match
\ w \ zero or more w (a backslash followed by w followed by backslash
followed by zero or more w
I don't understand how it works, unless this is a string that's being
evaluated before being used as a regex.
In any case, what is written as aa* in other regex languages is written
as a+ in perl, so you just want \w+
Philip
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