Fred Viles wrote:
>
> None of the characters in this regular expression have special
> meaning ('-' is special only within []), so they don't need to be
> escaped. Also, since the string doesn't include '$' or literal '\',
> it doesn't need to have expansion suppressed with \N. So the match
> string could simply be written as:
> {=?utf-8?}
? is indeed special in a regex -- it makes the preceeding token optional.
{\N=\?utf-8\?\N} should work, though.
- Marc