Reputation: 23537
In Perl6, no-break space is considered space, so
say 'Perl 6' ~~ / / # Please understand there's a no-break space in the middle
produces
Null regex not allowed
Solution is to quote the character, like so
say 'Perl 6' ~~ / ' ' / ; # OUTPUT: «「 」»
However, that does not work if you want to include a non-breaking space into a character class:
$str ~~ /<[ & < > " ' { ]>/ )
I could use Zs
, which is a space separator, but that one seems more broad... Any other way?
Quoting does not help, either. Question is, what character class should I use there?
Upvotes: 10
Views: 208
Reputation: 6840
Try:
$str ~~ /<[ & < > " ' { \xA0 ]>/
or more readable:
$str ~~ /<[ & < > " ' { \c[NO-BREAK SPACE] ]>/
Upvotes: 12