Matt Kettler wrote:
1) \b is NOT a substitute for spaces. It's zero-width. For things other
than the
beginning/ending of a rule, use \s unless you REALLY understand the difference.
i.e. you should know why /hello\bWorld/ will never match anything.
In this case /\"\bT/ would match both " T and "T. Probably not what you wanted,
but since \b is zero width and "T counts as a boundary between word and-non-word
characters, this would match.
As you say, \b is zero-width, so /\"\bT/ will *not* match " T because \b
will only match a boundary, not a character.
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Keith C. Ivey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Washington, DC
