Hi everybody,
I only have version 1.2.10. Since the change log for 1.2.11 doesn't mention this problem, I assume it hasn't been fixed yet.
In parser.lisp, the documentation string for function GROUP starts out
"Parses and consumes a <group>. The productions are: <group> -> "("<regex>")" "(?:"<regex>")" "(?<"<regex>")"
But shouldn't the last line read
"(?>"<regex>")"
? After all, (?< tokens always have something else after the angle bracket.
-- Derek
On Wed, 3 Aug 2005 11:37:50 -0700, Derek Peschel dpeschel@eskimo.com wrote:
I only have version 1.2.10. Since the change log for 1.2.11 doesn't mention this problem, I assume it hasn't been fixed yet.
In parser.lisp, the documentation string for function GROUP starts out
"Parses and consumes a <group>. The productions are: <group> -> "("<regex>")" "(?:"<regex>")" "(?<"<regex>")"
But shouldn't the last line read
\"(?>\"<regex>\")\"
? After all, (?< tokens always have something else after the angle bracket.
Yes, that's obviously a typo. Will be fixed in the next release.
Thanks, Edi.
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