Great, thanks!
On 23 Dec 2015, at 14:29, Raul Miller wrote:
> Two reasons.
>
> One is that by default regex assumes utf8 and a. is not utf8. To
> disable that, you need to go:
> rxutf8 0
>
> The other is that the regex implementation we are using assumes C
> strings, which are null terminated. S
Two reasons.
One is that by default regex assumes utf8 and a. is not utf8. To
disable that, you need to go:
rxutf8 0
The other is that the regex implementation we are using assumes C
strings, which are null terminated. So you need to get rid of any
nulls if you want regex to go past them.
