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Regular Expressions/Emacs Regular Expressions

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Notes on regular expressions used in text editor Emacs: For backslash escaping (magic vs literal), Emacs uses a mixture of BRE and ERE. Like in ERE, Emacs supports unescaped +, ?. Like in BRE, Emacs supports escaped \(, \), \|, \{, \}. GNU extensions to regular expressions supported by Emacs include \w, \W, \b, \B, \<, \>, \` , \' (start and end of buffer) No "\s" like in PCRE; whitespace is matched by "\s-". No "\d" like in PCRE; use [0-9] or [[:digit:]] No lookahead and no lookbehind like in PCRE Emacs regexp can match characters by syntax using mode-specific syntax tables ("\sc", "\s-", "\s ") or by categories ("\cc", "\cg"). Use in Tools Tools and languages that utilize this regular expression syntax include: Emacs Links Regular Expressions at emacswiki.org Perl and Emacs regular expressions compared at lemoda.net