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by davidgrenier
79 days ago
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I wonder how gracefully redgrep handles this. This tool hasn't been talked about since the year of its release. If I recall correctly, it doesn't handle some obstruse regexes the way conventional tools do however. https://github.com/google/redgrep |
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Since a regex with ^<pattern>$ can not have overlapping matches it should guarantee linearity, given a linear engine. Or in the case of preprocessing lines first and then running is_match it's also linear