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I personally am very interested in IPv6, but the regular expression notation is more complex than IPv4: IPv4 has four decimals separated by dots; IPv6 has as ma
by BrianCunnie 11y ago
I personally am very interested in IPv6, but the regular expression notation is more complex than IPv4: IPv4 has four decimals separated by dots; IPv6 has as many as 8 double-byte hex characters, sometimes as few as one (e.g. ::1). Plus, other than myself, I know few people who regularly use IPv6. It's not an intractable problem; I just wasn't ready to put the effort into it.