Reini Urban wrote:
2008/8/1 Tomi Belan wrote as "Limited regex support in newlib cripples
syntax highlighting in nano"
Cygwin regex.h implementation doesn't support some special sequences,
for example \< (beginning of word), \> (end of word) and \b (word
boundary). This c
2008/8/1 Tomi Belan wrote as "Limited regex support in newlib cripples
syntax highlighting in nano"
> Cygwin regex.h implementation doesn't support some special sequences,
> for example \< (beginning of word), \> (end of word) and \b (word
> boundary). This causes
Lapo Luchini wrote:
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Aug 1 10:03, Tomi Belan wrote:
Cygwin regex.h implementation doesn't support some special sequences,
for example \< (beginning of word), \> (end of word) and \b (word
boundary).
What you're looking for are perl regular expressions and they are
o
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Aug 1 10:03, Tomi Belan wrote:
Cygwin regex.h implementation doesn't support some special sequences,
for example \< (beginning of word), \> (end of word) and \b (word
boundary).
What you're looking for are perl regular expressions and they are
only available if nano
On Aug 1 10:03, Tomi Belan wrote:
> Cygwin regex.h implementation doesn't support some special sequences,
> for example \< (beginning of word), \> (end of word) and \b (word
> boundary).
Cygwin's regex implements POSIX regular expressions as described in,
for instance,
http://www.opengroup.org/on
Cygwin regex.h implementation doesn't support some special sequences,
for example \< (beginning of word), \> (end of word) and \b (word
boundary). This causes a usability bug with the nano editor, which
uses these sequences extensively in most of its syntax highlighting
rules. For example, in /usr/
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