Re: [ jEdit-users ] regex search with code points

[Matthieu C. <cho...@gm...>]

Hi, jEdit uses the standard regex from java (for the 4.3prex build),
did you read the documentation ?

Matthieu

2007/10/23, ma...@um... <ma...@um...>:
> I want to use regular expression searching for Unicode code points, and I
> want to use the hexadecimal notation for the code points.  An example,
> written as a Perl regex, is:
>    [\x{985}-\x{994}]
> (This happens to find Bengali vowel letters.)
>
> But AFAICT, regex searching in jEdit does not support the use of
> hexadecimal (or decimal) designators of code points (Unicode or
> otherwise).  Or have I missed something?
>
> (BTW, there are far too many regex languages out there.  It would
> certainly be nice if the computing world could standardize on one syntax,
> or at least not introduce new ones without some compelling reason.  And
> Perl's regexs seem as close to a standard as anything.)
>
>    Mike Maxwell
>    CASL/ U MD
>
>
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