> - ->: \d+/?\d*
> - ->
> - ->ie 1 or more digits followed by 0 or 1 slashes followed by 0 or more
> digits.
this looks like it'll also accept invalid data, such as "1/" ... i
think there's some more tweaking involved to get it so that if there's
a '/', there is at least one digit afterwards.
-- wesley
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