Closed jock0rama closed 1 month ago
The current token description for Start of word reads: [[:<:]] This POSIX equivalent of the \b (word boundary) is interpreted as \b(?=\w)
[[:<:]] This POSIX equivalent of the \b (word boundary) is interpreted as \b(?=\w)
The current token description for End of word reads: [[:>:]] This POSIX equivalent of the "\b" word boundary is interpreted as \\b(?<=\\w)
[[:>:]] This POSIX equivalent of the "\b" word boundary is interpreted as \\b(?<=\\w)
Go to main landing page: https://regex101.com/
Navigate to the Quick Reference UI panel (bottom-right corner) and select All Tokens.
Search for "end of word" and click on the result to view more.
The correct token description for End of word should read: [[:>:]] This POSIX equivalent of the "\b" word boundary is interpreted as \b(?<=\w)
[[:>:]] This POSIX equivalent of the "\b" word boundary is interpreted as \b(?<=\w)
Firefox 125.0.2
macOS 14.4.1
Thanks, will be fixed in the next release
Bug Description
The current token description for Start of word reads:
[[:<:]] This POSIX equivalent of the \b (word boundary) is interpreted as \b(?=\w)
The current token description for End of word reads:
[[:>:]] This POSIX equivalent of the "\b" word boundary is interpreted as \\b(?<=\\w)
Reproduction steps
Go to main landing page: https://regex101.com/
Navigate to the Quick Reference UI panel (bottom-right corner) and select All Tokens.
Search for "end of word" and click on the result to view more.
Expected Outcome
The correct token description for End of word should read:
[[:>:]] This POSIX equivalent of the "\b" word boundary is interpreted as \b(?<=\w)
Browser
Firefox 125.0.2
OS
macOS 14.4.1