Reputation: 21973
I have the following string I'd like to match:
"Ambrosia,Restore Health, , , "
containing unicode whitespace (don't ask me why). /,\s*,/u
works just fine in regex101.
But #"(?u),\s*,"
does not work in clojure:
(re-find #"(?u),\s*," "Ambrosia,Restore Health, , , ") ;nil, should be , ,
Why does this fail?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 258
Reputation: 22734
I believe \s
matches six ASCII characters and those six ASCII characters only: see the documentation for Pattern
.
As you found out already, it may be worth trying some of the other whitespace character classes like \h
or \v
.
Also, the \p{...}
construct can do actual Unicode property matching. White_Space
seems the most promising.
Upvotes: 5