Fix regex problem under Java 12 language level #2
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…'s run with the Java 12 language compatibility level. To fix this, I changed the regular expression to escape the backslash, like you had to do in the old days. javadoc ran clean, but I couldn't get the tests to pass. I'll look into that.
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javadoc complains about the use of a Java 15 language feature when it's run with the Java 12 language compatibility level. To fix this, I changed the regular expression to escape the backslash, like you had to do in the old days.
javadoc ran clean, but I couldn't get the tests to pass. I'll look into that.