"\\S-+%" in gforth.el?

Hi-

Can anyone tell me what the word whose regexp in gforth.el is "\\S-+
%"? I thought I'd see some (easy) reference to it in the manual, but
no such luck...

Thanks, Charles

Charles Turner <vze26m98@optonline.net> writes:
>Hi-
>
>Can anyone tell me what the word whose regexp in gforth.el is "\\S-+
>%"? I thought I'd see some (easy) reference to it in the manual, but
>no such luck...

Looking into the Emacs manual, I see:

|`\sC'
| matches any character whose syntax is C. Here C is a character
| that designates a particular syntax class: thus, `w' for word
| constituent, `-' or ` ' for whitespace, `.' for ordinary
| punctuation, etc. *Note Syntax::.
|
|`\SC'
| matches any character whose syntax is not C.

I.e., this regexp matches any word that ends in a %, e.g., CELL%.

- anton

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On Sep 2, 3:46*pm, an...@mips.complang.tuwien.ac.at (Anton Ertl)
wrote:

> I.e., this regexp matches any word that ends in a %, e.g., CELL%.

Thanks, Anton- Sorry to bother you with this. After ?dup-0=-if, I was
trying to read it (mostly) as Forth.

Best, Charles