R
RN
Hi,
I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, but -
what's the difference between posix and perl regular expressions?
A good example is "aa|bb". Will this match "aa" or "ab" in perl and
posix?
And for those POSIX experts, what do the following do?
[==] is for non-english languages and such?
[..] is for strings instead of characters in bracket expressions?
[::] what does this do?
any difference between [[]] and []?
I'm asking because I'm a contributer to wxWindows, and we're trying to
figure out what to do with the current regular expressions library
wxWindows is using (it's not unicode complaint, etc.).
The reason I ask the posix questions is except for those expression
types mentioned above (the 3/4 bracket types and alternation
operator), my own regex library meets posix standards.
Thanks,
RN
I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, but -
what's the difference between posix and perl regular expressions?
A good example is "aa|bb". Will this match "aa" or "ab" in perl and
posix?
And for those POSIX experts, what do the following do?
[==] is for non-english languages and such?
[..] is for strings instead of characters in bracket expressions?
[::] what does this do?
any difference between [[]] and []?
I'm asking because I'm a contributer to wxWindows, and we're trying to
figure out what to do with the current regular expressions library
wxWindows is using (it's not unicode complaint, etc.).
The reason I ask the posix questions is except for those expression
types mentioned above (the 3/4 bracket types and alternation
operator), my own regex library meets posix standards.
Thanks,
RN