"Daniel F. Savarese" wrote:
[snip] > This should be > result = perl.substitute( "s/\\b/\t/", input); > > The regular expression escapes will be interpreted by Perl5Compiler, > but the substitution is handled by Perl5Substitution. So escapes > in the substitution should be straight Java, except for \u\U\e\E which > where added by Mark Murphy to handle inline case modification, which > although technically part of Perl string handling, was deemed of > sufficient importance/convenience. I am not sure I understand your response. Let's ignore \a, \b, \e and \v for now. How does substitute() parse the input string? -- Michael -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
