Java more general solution for regex syntax characters escaping#1529
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Java more general solution for regex syntax characters escaping#1529
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Java: more general solution for java regex syntax character escaping (e.g.: ".", "?", etc.).
Java/JS: missing literal characters now allowed (e.g.: ',', '}', etc.) these are characters that are used for regex syntax but are allowed as literals. The regex "}" is interpreted literally both in Java and JS as there is no matching pair.