On Saturday, July 26, 2003, at 12:00 PM, Mark Brownell wrote:
However, to compare these, I would make both match only the first <perl></perl> pair (ignoring embedded pairs). Also the offset method should set bbYes. This makes both take longer, but the resulting differences in time are less.
Then one should also be aware that I sometimes try to pick up multiple-lines of text embedded between the <perl> </perl> sets. I noticed that the regEx example so far will not do that. I wonder what would happen to speed after that was added.
Try "(?s:<perl>(.*?)</perl>)".
Dar
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