Does there exist a document similar to the ones that exist for Perl that show
the following:
\d matches any digit character, equiv. to [0-9]
\D matches any non-digit character
I have been experimenting with
"[^\w]", " ")
and have found that given the following string:
"!...@#$%^&*()_+-=aAzZ019"
The following characters are considered word characters:
$ ^ + =aAzZ019
I read the w3c docs regarding fn:replace and regular expression, but it did not
seem very helpful regarding special notations such as \s \D \w etc...
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