Karim Geiger

I'm not planning copying it, but moving it. This repository will move to SimpleRegex/SRL-PHP while the project being currently there will move to this path. This will ensure that all...

Sure, that's great, @marcosvega91! I've added you to the group.

I was just trying to invite you and @marcosvega91 to the slack team at https://simpleregex.slack.com Would slack be okay too? :)

That's true.. I followed you on Twitter. You can drop me your email as a direct message, if you like. @marcosvega91, how can I get you on board?

Great! I've added you to the Java team. They started working on the dev branch already. And if you drop me an email at [email protected], I'll add you to the...

Thank you. [Someone](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12385878) suggested `any of` instead of/as a synonym for `either of`. What do you think about that?

`literal` would be way better, yes. In fact, `exactly` is already in use as a [quantifier](https://simple-regex.com/documentation/quantifiers).

@llagerlof but what about the quantifier? What if you want to match something `exactly 3 times`? I think using `exactly` for both characters and quantifiers would be insane...

I'll try to avoid it as much as possible. If there will be any breaking changes, I'm going to deprecate the old syntax first, before removing it completely in a...

Just a quick thought.. maybe it even makes sense to remove the `literally` keyword completely and just assume you're expecting the literal text if there's a "lost" string in quotes....