Closed aharpervc closed 9 years ago
For example, instead of "greedy" and "lazy" for \s* and .+? respectively, print out something like "zero or more (greedy)" and "at least one or more (lazy)". The repetition syntax already results in this kind of description, and that's good.
\s*
.+?
Done in tooltips. (from 0.9)
For example, instead of "greedy" and "lazy" for
\s*
and.+?
respectively, print out something like "zero or more (greedy)" and "at least one or more (lazy)". The repetition syntax already results in this kind of description, and that's good.