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Support hex digits in character classes and escaped characters in character class ranges #5532
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LGTM but would also be good to add tests for "replace" operations
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Fixes #4865, fixes #4505, closes #4518
This PR allows hexadecimal digits to be used in character classes and ranges in character classes. To support this, I have also generalized this to support all valid escaped characters in character class ranges.
A few notes:
\, ^, -, ], +
. These are the characters that may be escaped in a character class\n, \r, \t, \f, \a, \b, \e
as all the literals that use a backslash (https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html under "Characters")\x5e
instead of^
), Java treats this as an escaped metacharacter. Because of this, we cannot directly transpile hex digits to their unicode representation--we need to first check if it is a metacharacter.Example:
[\x5ea]
should transpile to[\^a]
Signed-off-by: Anthony Chang [email protected]