On Thu, May 26, 2005 at 07:05:41PM -0400, Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
> >Here the leading tokens are actually "<$", "<::$", "<@", "<%", "<{", "<&",
> >and "<(", and I suspect we have "<?$", "<?::$", "<?@", and "<!$", "<!::$",
> >"<!@", etc. counterparts.
>
> Per your second message, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> would mean <!before <@rules>>,
> right?
I think so -- at least, it seems that way to me. I feel as though
I may be missing some subtle difference between the two (and if anyone
can identify one I'd really appreciate it).
> And, what's the deal with <RULE> capturing? Does that mean I have to
> write <?digit> everywhere instead of <digit> unless I want a capture? Eh,
> I guess \d exists for that reason...
That, or you could write <+digit>.
Pm
