Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn

* demerphq <demerphq@gmail.com> [2011-12-29T06:08:49]
> This construct is not regexp specific, and does not warn in other situations.
> 
> perl -le'my $x="\Qfoo[]"; print $x'
> foo\[\]
> 
> IMO, not-a-bug.

Warning on an unmatched \E might make sense.  I'm not sure.  \Q should be
allowed to end peacefully when the string terminates.


-- 
rjbs

• [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Ed Avis
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Eric Brine
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by demerphq
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Ricardo Signes
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Brian Fraser
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Aristotle Pagaltzis
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Tom Christiansen
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Karl Williamson
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Aristotle Pagaltzis
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by demerphq
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Abigail
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Ricardo Signes
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Abigail
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Eric Brine
• Re: [perl #107262] Unmatched \Q \E in regexp should warn by Karl Williamson