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[DOC] Update regexp compatibility for 22.06 [skip ci] #5753

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6 changes: 0 additions & 6 deletions docs/compatibility.md
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Expand Up @@ -591,21 +591,15 @@ The following regular expression patterns are not yet supported on the GPU and w
- Line anchor `^` is not supported in some contexts, such as when combined with a choice (`^|a`).
- Line anchor `$` is not supported by `regexp_replace`, and in some rare contexts.
- String anchor `\Z` is not supported by `regexp_replace`, and in some rare contexts.
- String anchor `\z` is not supported by `regexp_replace`
- Line anchor `$` and string anchors `\z` and `\Z` are not supported in patterns containing `\W` or `\D`
- Line and string anchors are not supported by `string_split` and `str_to_map`
- Word and non-word boundaries, `\b` and `\B`
- Whitespace and non-whitespace characters, `\s` and `\S`
- Lazy quantifiers, such as `a*?`
- Possessive quantifiers, such as `a*+`
- Character classes that use union, intersection, or subtraction semantics, such as `[a-d[m-p]]`, `[a-z&&[def]]`,
or `[a-z&&[^bc]]`
- Empty groups: `()`
- Regular expressions containing null characters (unless the pattern is a simple literal string)
- Octal digits in the range `\0200` to `\0377`
- Character classes with octal digits, such as `[\02]` or `[\024]`
- Character classes with hex digits, such as `[\x02]` or `[\x24]`
- Hex digits in the range `\x80` to `Character.MAX_CODE_POINT`
- `regexp_replace` does not support back-references

Work is ongoing to increase the range of regular expressions that can run on the GPU.
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