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Enhancement
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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1.4.0
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None
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beta3
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generic
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generic
One of the last remaining differences from Perl's pattern syntax is that the
Java syntax uses {xxx} POSIX character classes and Unicode blocks and
categories. Java should instead adopt the Perl syntax, \p{xxx} and \P{xxx},
and support exactly the same class, block, and category names as Perl does.
-- mr@eng 2001/8/22
Java syntax uses {xxx} POSIX character classes and Unicode blocks and
categories. Java should instead adopt the Perl syntax, \p{xxx} and \P{xxx},
and support exactly the same class, block, and category names as Perl does.
-- mr@eng 2001/8/22