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Will a regex created with the following terms match the same results?
"canon| eos" "1d"
and
canon|eos 1d
Now I do not want to match the quotation marks (“) in the string. Will the fact they are in there make a difference.
Will the first term match “canon but not canon?
Am I right in what I am saying?
These are two completely different expressions. What makes you think that they are the same?
The first expression will match either
"canonor␣eos"␣"1d".The second expression will match
canonoreos␣1d.