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>> oneOf "sh"
>> char 'd'
>> letter
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>> You don't even need to know which parsing library or what programming
>> language this is to figure out that it matches three characters.
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> Really? I would not have guessed that "one of sh" means "one of the
> characters in the string" vs "one instance of the string 'sh'"
OK. So it's not completely trivial. Easier than trying to guess what
"[s|h]" is meant to mean though. :-P
>> Of course, the only reason that anybody ever uses Perl is because it has
>> built-in regex support. This, together with low-level text munging, is
>> literally ALL PERL DOES! >_<
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> It's a report generation language. It's right in the name.
Funny, I could have sworn I already /said/ that. ;-)
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