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When I write a regexp that works:
πππ
When I see any other regexp:
π¨π΅π±
@Nafrondel This "What is a regexp" is part of a Google search I was doing but end up here by mistake.
My question was "What is a regexp to match japanese text?"
@22 This page
https://gist.github.com/terrancesnyder/1345094
helped me.
Since I am coding in scheme, regexp support is more limited.
I ended up using this
#/[γ-γγγ‘-γ»γ½γΎγγγΌ]/
It seerms to work so far.
@kingu_platypus_gidora ah, Scheme π!
@kingu_platypus_gidora Did you find it? Java/JVM languages, PCRE, etc. support Unicode character classes so you can ask for `\p{Han}\p{Katakana}\p{Hiragana}` (not sure if that includes γΌ and γ ). In JavaScript though, I like using XRegExp (though you can use it to construct the regexp once and embed that in your code :) e.g., https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7344871/javascript-regular-expression-to-catch-kanji#comment68607594_7351856). I'm always looking for CJK regexp tricks π!