I just wrote a script that searches for 'regexp="\\' in all leo\modes files.
In most cases, the backslash that starts the regex is a "real" backslash,
but there are problems in two colorizer files: modes/md.py (markdown) and
modes/moin.py.
Here is the list rules with a backslash as a leadin character when another
character would (probably!) be correct:
===== md.py
[ \t] leadins: rules: 8,20,24,25(?),50,51
[ ] leadins: rules: 23,46,49
[=-] leadins: rules: 21,47
[\\_] leadins: rules: 54,55
# leadins: rule: 22
other leadins (possibly many): rules: 7,12,19,53
===== moin.py
[ \t] leadin: rule 3.
single-quote leadin: rule 6.
Does anyone care that these rules aren't firing?
Edward
P.S. I'll probably attempt a fix anyway. None of the rules are probably
firing at present, so futzing by hand isn't likely to be dangerous,
provided that there are no syntax errors and pylint -m will check for that.
EKR
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