• spir (12/12) Feb 16 2011 Hello,
• Alex Folland (6/14) Feb 16 2011 This is a comment in a regular expression: (?#comment)
• Jesse Phillips (4/13) Feb 16 2011 Though you are probably asking specifically about D:

spir <denis.spir gmail.com> writes:

Hello,

Which characters are to be escaped:
* inside [] classes
* outside such classes
?

Also, is there for D regexes a "free form" format (where whitespace can be used 
to present formats more legibly, but must be escaped as literals)?

Denis
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Alex Folland <lexlexlex gmail.com> writes:

On 2011-02-16 5:48, spir wrote:
 Hello,

 Which characters are to be escaped:
 * inside [] classes
 * outside such classes
 ?

 Also, is there for D regexes a "free form" format (where whitespace can
 be used to present formats more legibly, but must be escaped as literals)?

 Denis


This is a comment in a regular expression: (?#comment)

The text, "comment", can be replaced with anything including whitespace. 
  The comment is terminated with ).

Oh, never mind.  I just tested this.  std.regex doesn't support regex 
comments, apparently.  :(

Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips+D gmail.com> writes:

spir Wrote:

 Hello,
 
 Which characters are to be escaped:
 * inside [] classes
 * outside such classes
 ?
 
 Also, is there for D regexes a "free form" format (where whitespace can be
used 
 to present formats more legibly, but must be escaped as literals)?

Though you are probably asking specifically about D:

http://www.regular-expressions.info/charclass.html

std.regex doesn't follow everything so testing usually must be done with D.
There is no place to find what isn't supported by D. Filing bugs is of course a
good choice.