gnu.regexp TODO (1.0.8)
-----------------------
These are items that have yet to be implemented or are part of the
general wish list for gnu.regexp.  You can contribute to this program
and get your name permanently embedded in the distribution if you care 
to take on any of these tasks.  See the contact info in the README.

Missing operators:
 \<, \>  -- word break positional anchors (egrep syntax)
 \b, \B  -- word break/non-word break positional anchors (Perl5 syntax)
 (?=...), (?!...) -- positive and negative lookahead assertions (Perl5)
 [.symbol.]  -- collating symbol (POSIX)
 [=class=]  -- equivalence class (POSIX)

I18n support:
 Some POSIX char classes ([:alpha:]) are locale sensitive, others need work
 Ranges (e.g. [a-z]) should be locale sensitive
 Should use collation elements, not chars, for things like Spanish "ll"

"Free software needs free manuals" -- you heard the man...

There should be a flag to enforce strict POSIX leftmost-longest matching
(currently not supported as it's rather inefficient).

gnu.regexp.util.Tests should be fleshed out -- a good starting point
is the mauve regression test framework that Cygnus, Transvirtual,
Classpath and others are working on.

Makefile for Win32 (non-Cygwin) systems.

When reading from an InputStream (internally converted to a 
CharIndexedInputStream) the start-of-line operator will not work in
multiline mode; a previous character needs to be buffered.
