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--- Comment #3 from Sorin <sxn02@???> 2013-08-18 03:44:34 ---
Hi,
Cannot say yes or no yet, sorry. I'm only creating and submitting regexes, the
actual execution is remote, out of my control. All I know is which of the
servers runs in Java, and which in PHP. For PHP I read the regex documentation,
and haven't noticed the verbs you mention below. Friday I downloaded and
browsed the PCRE docs, but I still need to get familiar with that part.
Back to your question, I'll have to ask a remote siteop to test for me the
regex, that won't happen before Monday.
On a different note, having a verb like (*SKIP) means that if I ever need to
match the string (*SKIP) I'll escape the open par? \(*SKIP) ?
Thanks for your suggestion,
Sorin
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From: Zoltan Herczeg <hzmester@???>
To: sxn02@???
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 3:59:54 PM
Subject: [Bug 1380] Report match when doesn't match and vice-versa
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--- Comment #2 from Zoltan Herczeg <hzmester@???> 2013-08-17 20:59:53
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Ooops, I forgot that another A can be in the input stream:
re> /A.{0,6}(*SKIP)(*FAIL)|B/
data> ABBBABBBBBB
0: B
data>
This one is better:
re> /(A(?:(?!A).){0,6})+(*SKIP)(*FAIL)|B/
data> ABBBABBBBBB
No match
data> ABBBABBBBBBB
0: B
Does this satisfy your needs?
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