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Yes it's the same according to the source. You can also use ".*" to replace "(.+)?" in your regex.
by Guillaume86 12y ago
Yes it's the same according to the source.
You can also use ".*" to replace "(.+)?" in your regex.
- mistercow 12y agoIt's only the same as long as your search string doesn't contain any special characters as far as regex is concerned.
- Guillaume86 12y agoYes good catch. It's going to be a lot slower anyway. Still does a good job at explaining the matching algorithm concisely.