Damian Conway writes: > I once wrote a C++-based regex engine (much simpler than Perl's!) > just like this. I once brutalized Henry Spencer's engine into telling me when I was on my way to a match. This was for a UI: I wanted to be able to say that the input should only match this RE, and if they typed something that broke the match, I could beep and disallow the character. I was just a greenhorn then, so it coredumped. But it's another use for access to internal engine states and failure reasons. Nat
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