in reply to Re: Analysis of Regular Expressions
in thread Analysis of Regular Expressions

1. would be easy to implement (generate all strings, match) - but is probably much too slow (just counting the letters and numbers would give you 26+26+10 different characters at each position of your string ...

Only 62 letters and numbers? That's so limiting.... That doesn't even cover most European languages. Currently, Perl has thousands of characters that are considered letters and digits.

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Re^3: Analysis of Regular Expressions
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Mar 17, 2010 at 20:39 UTC
    Or any of the official North American languages. It doesn't cover English (naïve), French (fête) or Spanish (señor).