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The `"(),:;<>@[\]`` are allowed in the "local-part" of an email address under certain circumstances, but our regex is not checking those circumstances. It is better if we do not allow them until we improve validation. |
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| AcceptReject.js | ||
| AddressFormatter.js | ||
| CcExpDateFormatter.js | ||
| CcNumberFormatter.js | ||
| CityFormatter.js | ||
| CurrencyFormatter.js | ||
| Cvv2Formatter.js | ||
| DateValidator.js | ||
| DbaFormatter.js | ||
| DollarFormatter.js | ||
| EchoFormatter.js | ||
| EmailFormatter.js | ||
| FloatFormatter.js | ||
| FullDateFormatter.js | ||
| InitialFormatter.js | ||
| MultiDelimited.js | ||
| MultiDimension.js | ||
| NameFormatter.js | ||
| NonPoBoxAddressFormatter.js | ||
| Number.js | ||
| PatternFormatter.js | ||
| PersonalIdFormatter.js | ||
| PhoneFormatter.js | ||
| QuoteIdFormatter.js | ||
| README | ||
| ShortDateFormatter.js | ||
| StringFormat.js | ||
| UnorderedList.js | ||
| UrlFormatter.js | ||
| VoidFormatter.js | ||
| YearFormatter.js | ||
| ZipFormatter.js | ||
README
Validator/Formatters ==================== A number of these formatters are written in an old style using PatternFormatter. Where it makes sense, they should be converted into traits or concrete mixins.