On Thu, 10 Aug 2000 17:21:44 +0300, Jason Elbaum wrote:
> \x match lowercase alpha char
> \X match uppercase alpha char
>
>Thus /\X\x*/ would match all capitalized words, while /\X+/ would match
>acronyms, and /(\X\x+)+/ would match Java class names.
You've got my vote, apart from one tiny detail: \x is already in use. It
allows you to specify character codes in hex, just like "\012" is in
octal.
$_ = "a\tb";
$_ = "a\tb";
print join '#', split /\x09/;
-->
a#b
Getting a feature like this accepted, should be rather trivial.
--
Bart.
