Mastering Regular Expressions

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backreferences 2nd

        DFA 2nd

        introduced with egrep

        remembering text

        vs. octal escape

backtracking

        and alternation

        avoiding

        computing count

        counting 2nd

        detecting excessive

        efficiency

        essence

        exponential match

        global view

        introduction

        LIFO

        neverending match

        non-match example

        of lookaround

        POSIX NFA example

        saved states

        simple example

        simple lazy example

balanced constructs 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

balancing regex issues

Barwise, J.

base character 2nd

Basic Regular Expressions

\p{Basic_Latin} 2nd 3rd

benchmarking

        .NET 2nd

        comparative

        compile caching

        for naughty variables

        Java

        Perl

        PHP

        pre-match copy

        Python

        Ruby

        Tcl

        with neverending match

Berkeley

Better-Late-Than-Never

blocks 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

BLTN

        Java

BOL

\p{Box_Drawing} 2nd 3rd

Boyer-Moore 2nd

bracket expressions

BRE

bread-crumb analogy

bugs Java 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Bulletin of Math. Biophysics

bump-along

        avoiding

        distrusting

        in overall processing

        introduction

        optimization

byte matching 2nd 3rd 4th