Answering several E-mails here...
>Regexp! :)
>
>Probably wishful thinking, I'm sure writing in pattern matching would be a
>hefty involvement.
Yes, regexp would be a very hefty involvement (and very resource intensive).
> For example, a character like _ to mean, any white space or punctuation,
> and a character like ^ to mean the start of a new line (matches LF), and
> maybe # to mean any digit.
The problem here is that it starts to get tricky doing this -- you're
dealing with something where you can either write code that will get the
job done slowly, or spend a lot of time fine-tuning the code to get it to
work in a reasonable amount of time.
It's definitely something for the wish list though... even if there is a
performance hit, people can always decide whether or not to use it. :)
-Scott
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