for some variable number of objects. I want a regular expression that
will put each of A, B, C, and D into its own separate capture group
without any commas. If the string is
{}
then the only capture by the regular expression should be the zeroth
capture, or the whole string.
I've tried some various things, but I keep coming up short and it's
capturing things I don't expect.
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