On 8/26/2010 12:03 PM, Michael Dykman wrote:
Because of string notation, you might have to do some thing like "\\|95\\|"
No, not in XSLT/XPath. Backslash (\) is not special in string literals.
So the double-backslash would be passed on to the regular expression,
which would interpret it as a literal backslash to be matched.
However, in general for regular expression, using the square brackets
to create a character class takes away the regex magic from most
characters such as '|' and '.'
ie : "[|]95[|]"
That's one way to do it; but the risk is that it makes other characters
magic, such as ']' and '-'.
Lars
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