The example // Round floating point numbers with the floating point substitution using the Regex:
reFloatingPoint = ctRegex!`[0-9]+\.[0-9]+`;Is not so nice, because it would match for dates like 16.06.2016, too.
(I remember having a simmilar problem when trying to substitute 123.44 Euro to German format: 123,44 Euro ending up with a modified date: 16,06.2016)
Sure this may be not the point of the example, but I dislike it therefore.
How to expand the Regex not to match dates? Regards martin
