If the pattern delimiter character appears in the pattern it must be
escaped so that the regexp processor will correctly interpret it as a
pattern character and not as the end of the pattern.
This would produce a regexp error:
/ldap://*/
but this is OK:
/ldap:\/\/*/
At 5/30/2007 05:08 PM, Jared Farrish wrote:
So what does the definition I posted mean for non-bracketed periods? Does it
mean it will match anything but a line or return break character? How in
practice is this useful?
Read the manual:
Pattern Syntax
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