[V4MD] regex question

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

on 12/20/03 12:29 PM, Martin Kloss at martin.kloss at gmx.de wrote:

> At 22:27 19.12.2003, you wrote:
>>> I need to find strings like:
>>> 
>>> „foo"
>>> 
>>> But \W does not include this kind of quote it seems. Any ideas?
>> 
>> I have not understand what you mean, but you can look
>> on character sets  [abcd]
> 
> That does not work, because [a-z] does not include the lower quote,
> just alpha-numeric characters.
> 
> I need to find strings that start with a LOWER quote, like this: '„'
> Not the regular one at the top: ' " '

Martin, as quote you mean

    SPECIAL CHARACTER  „

?

> The regular double and single quotes are included in \W, so everything
> that starts with a single quote, a double quote, a comma, a colon etc.
> will be found, but NOT strings that start with a lower quote. So I'm
> trying to find out where this freaking character belongs. Very strange.

I don't know what is "lower quote".
This is German term ?

I still think that you can simply include this special character
Into charset.

    [„\W]


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