Christian Ehrlicher schrieb:
> Philip Hazel schrieb:
>> On Wed, 15 Oct 2008, Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
>>
>>> PCRE version 7.8 2008-09-05
>>>
>>> re> /\D/
>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> 0 5 Bra
>>> 3 D
>>> 5 5 Ket
>>> 8 End
>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> OK, that's definitely wrong. It has somehow lost the \ but why?? It
>> should show this:
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>> 0 4 Bra
>> 3 \D
>> 4 4 Ket
>> 7 End
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>> I somehow miss the '\' ...
>>
>> Indeed.
>>
>>> I do not use readline. It's compiled with msvc8 and plain mingw (no msys
>>> anywhere)
>>
>> OK, just for fun, why not try /\\D/ just to see what it says. (I am of
>> course, just guessing here.) Another thing to try might be to put /\D/
>> into a file and run "pcretest -d <filename>" to see if it is different
>> when reading from a file.
>>
> pcre_compile() gets \D (two chars). Reading from file doesn't help either.
>
>
ok, stupid me.
Don't know why but my build scripts added -DPCRE_EBCDIC:BOOL=ON ...
Sorry for the noise,
Christian
