Is pattern `^-0+([0-9]+)` the same as `^-0+([1-9]+)`?

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Jeff wrote at errors in parameter expansion on filenames named after negative numbers




My best direction at this point is to do something like [[ $b =~ ^-0+([0-9]+)$ ]] && b=-$BASH_REMATCH[1] to strip leading zeroes from possibly-negative numbers




I was wondering if the starting digit 0 in the pattern is necessary.
In other words, is pattern ^-0+([0-9]+) the same as ^-0+([1-9]+)? Thanks.









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    Jeff wrote at errors in parameter expansion on filenames named after negative numbers




    My best direction at this point is to do something like [[ $b =~ ^-0+([0-9]+)$ ]] && b=-$BASH_REMATCH[1] to strip leading zeroes from possibly-negative numbers




    I was wondering if the starting digit 0 in the pattern is necessary.
    In other words, is pattern ^-0+([0-9]+) the same as ^-0+([1-9]+)? Thanks.









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      Jeff wrote at errors in parameter expansion on filenames named after negative numbers




      My best direction at this point is to do something like [[ $b =~ ^-0+([0-9]+)$ ]] && b=-$BASH_REMATCH[1] to strip leading zeroes from possibly-negative numbers




      I was wondering if the starting digit 0 in the pattern is necessary.
      In other words, is pattern ^-0+([0-9]+) the same as ^-0+([1-9]+)? Thanks.









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      Jeff wrote at errors in parameter expansion on filenames named after negative numbers




      My best direction at this point is to do something like [[ $b =~ ^-0+([0-9]+)$ ]] && b=-$BASH_REMATCH[1] to strip leading zeroes from possibly-negative numbers




      I was wondering if the starting digit 0 in the pattern is necessary.
      In other words, is pattern ^-0+([0-9]+) the same as ^-0+([1-9]+)? Thanks.







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