From: Justin Coyne <digger250@...>
Date: 2010-01-14T02:25:10+09:00
Subject: Bug with end of string characters in regex?

/\A\n\Z/m.match("\n\n") => #<MatchData>

shouldn't this expression return nil?


These both return nil.
/\A\n\Z/m.match("a\n")
/\A\n\Z/m.match("\na")


My understanding is that \A and \Z always match at the beginning/end of
the string irrespective of newlines.

-Justin
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