A Practical Guide to Linu... (1984)
by Mark G. Sobell, Matthew Helmke
You can nest quoted parentheses. The bracketed expressions are identified only by the opening \(, so no ambiguity arises in identifying them. The example expression /\([a-z]\([A-Z]*\)x\)/ consists of two bracketed expressions, one nested within the other. In the string 3 t dMNORx7 l u, the preceding regular expression matches dMNORx, with the first bracketed expression matching dMNORx and the second matching MNOR.🏁
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You can nest quoted parentheses. The bracketed expressions are identified only by the opening \(, so no ambiguity arises in identifying them. The example expression /\([a-z]\([A-Z]*\)x\)/ consists of two bracketed expressions, one nested within the other. In the string 3 t dMNORx7 l u, the preceding regular expression matches dMNORx, with the first bracketed expression matching dMNORx and the second matching MNOR.🏁