thanks, I had thought there might be a need to escape the dash, but
when I first placed it in the pattern I thought it worked. I think
maybe it worked because I had it at the end of the pattern and then
later added additional characters. So I think I went from
[A-Za-z0-9 -]
to this
[A-Za-z0-9 -,./]
It was accidental? And here I thought it was a clever way to catch
gnarly characters. The hyphen in the 2nd regexp means "from space
(U+0020) to comma (U+002C)", i.e. expresses a range that matches the
same characters
[ !"#$%&'()*+,]
matches. Many of these characters are a pain to type into an XSLT
regexp, and thus a range like this seemed like a nice way to catch
them.
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