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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=1882 ------- Additional Comments From davidc@nag.co.uk 2005-08-31 09:58 ------- Yes, I was going to send a follow on saying to catch (: and :). However seing as most regex engines don't (I think) have this "subtraction" syntax, and people might want to find comments with regex tools it might be simpler to give an additive definition rather than a subtractive one. Basically CommentContents is a run of any character other than : or ( or : followed by not-( or ( followed by not-: That is: ([^:\(]|\([^:]|:[^\)* or in your EBNF syntax (((Char - ":") - "(") | ("(" (Char - ":")) | (":" (Char - ")")))* > (although i am not sure why the first token on the RHS is > Char+ instead of Char*. I noticed that, I suspect it's a hang over from the earlier draft's (:: pragma syntax. David (I assume I don't need to open a bugzilla entry on the test suite generalexpression12.xq)
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