Allow scoped removal of extended syntax in multi-line literals #484
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Relax the ban on unsetting extended syntax in a multi-line literal such that it does not apply to a scoped unset e.g
(?-x:...)
, as long as it does not span multiple lines.This PR also bans the use of
(?^)
in a multi-line literal, unless it is scoped and does not span multiple lines. Instead,(?^x)
must be written, as PCRE defines(?^)
to be equivalent to(?-imnsx)
.