In the "User Guide" page that opens after installing the extension, it says:
Find+ supports any regular expression supported by JavaScript
...
The following example matches any quoted date with the format "####-##-##".
"\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{d}"
However, {d} is not a valid quantifier in JavaScript, and is interpreted as the literal string "{d}". For example, the above regex will match "2012-10-1{d}", but not "2012-10-17".
I assume that this is a mistake and the intended text was "\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}", and will be happy to send a PR if this is actually the case.
Issue Description
In the "User Guide" page that opens after installing the extension, it says:
However,
{d}
is not a valid quantifier in JavaScript, and is interpreted as the literal string"{d}"
. For example, the above regex will match"2012-10-1{d}"
, but not"2012-10-17"
. I assume that this is a mistake and the intended text was"\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}"
, and will be happy to send a PR if this is actually the case.Steps to Reproduce
Screenshots and Documentation
You can confirm this is incorrect by going to https://regexr.com/6fb4h