• Regan Heath (9/9) Jul 09 2007 The other little niggle I had over the weekend was that I couldn't
• Georg Wrede (4/16) Jul 11 2007 Put another way, with Internet access, who needs the downloaded

Regan Heath <regan netmail.co.nz> writes:

The other little niggle I had over the weekend was that I couldn't 
recall the ins and outs of the regular expression syntax used in std.regexp.

As I had no internet access (I know, hardly common these days) I 
couldn't come to the site to look it up, and given that the file isn't 
included in the DMD docs...

Consider this a request to get the file:
http://www.digitalmars.com/ctg/regular.html

somehow linked into the docs included in the DMD package.

Regan

Georg Wrede <georg nospam.org> writes:

Regan Heath wrote:
 The other little niggle I had over the weekend was that I couldn't 
 recall the ins and outs of the regular expression syntax used in 
 std.regexp.
 
 As I had no internet access (I know, hardly common these days) I 
 couldn't come to the site to look it up, and given that the file isn't 
 included in the DMD docs...
 
 Consider this a request to get the file:
 http://www.digitalmars.com/ctg/regular.html
 
 somehow linked into the docs included in the DMD package.

Put another way, with Internet access, who needs the downloaded 
documentation at all? With that in mind, regular.html has an equal right 
to belong to the download set as the "real" D docs.