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In trying to answer the question Writing text into new line when a particular character is foundWriting text into new line when a particular character is found, I have employed Regexp::Grammars. It has long interested me and finally I had reason to learn. I noticed that the description section the author has a LaTeX parser (I am an avid LaTeX user, so this interested me) but it has one odd construct seen here:

 <rule: Option> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s,]+ <rule: Literal> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s]+

What do the [^] character classes accomplish?

In trying to answer the question Writing text into new line when a particular character is found, I have employed Regexp::Grammars. It has long interested me and finally I had reason to learn. I noticed that the description section the author has a LaTeX parser (I am an avid LaTeX user, so this interested me) but it has one odd construct seen here:

 <rule: Option> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s,]+ <rule: Literal> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s]+

What do the [^] character classes accomplish?

In trying to answer the question Writing text into new line when a particular character is found, I have employed Regexp::Grammars. It has long interested me and finally I had reason to learn. I noticed that the description section the author has a LaTeX parser (I am an avid LaTeX user, so this interested me) but it has one odd construct seen here:

 <rule: Option> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s,]+ <rule: Literal> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s]+

What do the [^] character classes accomplish?

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What does a character class with only a lone circumflexcaret do?

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What does a character class with only a lone caratcircumflex do?

In trying to answer the question this postWriting text into new line when a particular character is found, I have employed Regexp::Grammars. It has long interested me and finally I had reason to learn. I noticed that the description section the author has a LaTeX parser (I am an avid LaTeX user, so this interested me) but it has one odd construct seen here:

 <rule: Option> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s,]+ <rule: Literal> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s]+

whatWhat do the [^] character classes accomplish?

What does a character class with only a lone carat do?

In trying to answer this post I have employed Regexp::Grammars. It has long interested me and finally I had reason to learn. I noticed that the description section the author has a LaTeX parser (I am an avid LaTeX user, so this interested me) but it has one odd construct seen here:

 <rule: Option> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s,]+ <rule: Literal> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s]+

what do the [^] character classes accomplish?

What does a character class with only a lone circumflex do?

In trying to answer the question Writing text into new line when a particular character is found, I have employed Regexp::Grammars. It has long interested me and finally I had reason to learn. I noticed that the description section the author has a LaTeX parser (I am an avid LaTeX user, so this interested me) but it has one odd construct seen here:

 <rule: Option> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s,]+ <rule: Literal> [^][\$&%#_{}~^\s]+

What do the [^] character classes accomplish?

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