Add support for octal digits in character classes #5645
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Signed-off-by: Anthony Chang <antchang@nvidia.com>
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This looks good based on the tests but how is this supported now? Are we transpiling the character range in this case to something that cuDF supports? |
Ah, never mind. I see now that we simply parse the octal digit as a RegexChar now. |
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Closes #4862
This PR adds support for octal digits within regular expression character classes.
Signed-off-by: Anthony Chang antchang@nvidia.com