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G'day Arik123, Two pieces of information, from perlrebackslash, to note. From the "Character classes" section: "\w s a character class that matches any single word character (letters, digits, Unicode marks, and connector punctuation (like the underscore))." [my emphasis] From the "Assertions" section: "\b ... matches at any place between a word (something matched by \w) and a non-word character" [my emphasis again] In your reply with actual data, you're effectively trying to match "XXXXX", which occurs in your string as "_XXXXX.". Both '_' and 'X' match "\w": "\b" does not match between '_' and 'X'. As already demonstrated twice[1,2], there is no Unicode issue here. — Ken In reply to Re: \b in Unicode regex
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