Harry Ohlsen
5/4/2005 8:17:00 AM
> From: Assaph Mehr [mailto:assaph@gmail.com]
>
> How about splitting on the regex instead of scanning for it? It'll
give
> you the longest sequences between matches -> everything that didn't
> match.
Yep. I thought of that after the fact. The code was actually in
Javascript, which is probably clouded my thinking initially.
However, the real point of my question was to see whether there was a
way to do the inversion. I only mentioned the specific problem because
I thought people might wonder how I came to be thinking about it.
H.
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