If it's any consolation there is the more compact hack of `[^]`, which I **think** is supposed to work everywhere.
On Wed, Aug 10, 2016 at 3:02 PM, Jake Reynolds <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> In ECMAScript the only current way to make a match like that work is to >>> use [\d\D] which will match everything including newlines, given below. >>> >>> *Current workaround regex: */he[\d\D]?llo/ >>> >>> The *s* modifier is the standard in most major languages except >>> Javascript and Ruby. This will allow newline matching for the . symbol. >>> The proposed regex is below: >>> >>> *Proposed new regex: */he[.*]?llo/s >>> *Example search string: *he >>> llo >>> >>
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