I'm using the regex egg in 4.6.3
(use regex)
Regexs seem to have implict ^ and $ at the start and end. This differs most
most regex implementations I'm familiar with.
"^\\s+#" should match the line " # Hello" but does not.
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2010/12/28 Matt Welland :
> I'm using the regex egg in 4.6.3
> (use regex)
>
> Regexs seem to have implict ^ and $ at the start and end. This differs most
> most regex implementations I'm familiar with.
>
> "^\\s+#" should match the line " # Hello" but does not.
"match" matches the entire string,
Ah, ok. Different from 3.4. Thanks.
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 10:39 PM, Alex Shinn wrote:
> 2010/12/28 Matt Welland :
> > I'm using the regex egg in 4.6.3
> > (use regex)
> >
> > Regexs seem to have implict ^ and $ at the start and end. This differs
> most
> > most regex implementations I'm famili
