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The language that this library parses uses a different set of symbols as the operators than the type commonly used by regex libraries in most programming languages: using + instead of | for alternation, and no + (one or more), {n} (exactly n copies), ? (optional), or other operators (although they can all be expanded into expressions involving only the alternation and kleene operators). How can I use this library with the more common regex dialect instead?
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I think he was most likely expecting the Perl Compatible Regular Expressions language set, but your usage of "Kleene operator" suggests a different set.
The language that this library parses uses a different set of symbols as the operators than the type commonly used by regex libraries in most programming languages: using
+
instead of|
for alternation, and no+
(one or more),{n}
(exactly n copies),?
(optional), or other operators (although they can all be expanded into expressions involving only the alternation and kleene operators). How can I use this library with the more common regex dialect instead?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: