Chip Salzenberg wrote :
|| > I didn't see the definition of \m{} either, so here's the one I assume:
|| > \m{ATTR} -- zero width match that requires the current position to
|| > have the metadata attribute ATTR defined
||
|| I'm glad you asked. No, I'd define it this way:
||
|| \m{ATTR} -- states that subsequent characters can match iff they
|| have metadata that matches ATTR
|| \M{ATTR} -- s/have/do not have/
Don't you need a third one to stop caring?
What if you want to match "good eats" where "good" must be bold,
"eats" need not be bold, and both must be italic?
/\m{bold}\m{italic}good(\m{bold}|\M{bold}) eats/
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this should be easier
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