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Internally it evals your input, so it accepts inputs like 23//00 since everything after the // is a comment. You can also get it to create a regex like /0000/ b
by a_cardboard_box 5y ago
Internally it evals your input, so it accepts inputs like 23//00 since everything after the // is a comment. You can also get it to create a regex like /0000/ but it doesn't do anything interesting with it.