Dear all, I have fixed it now. I did indeed upload the incorrect files. What a mess! Nick On Monday,

Back on Tuesday, I said I would release 'in a few days' time'. Well, the weekend has come

Hi, what are the legal implications of using an AI? Who owns the code? Can an AI accept the license

Very helpful, thank you. I am posting an RC tomorrow morning, after I sleep on the tarball tonight. I

On Thu, 6 Aug 2026 at 12:11, Matthew Vernon <mat...@debian.org> wrote: I think Nicholas is

On this topic of backporting security and bug fixes, I have created a draft document: pcre2/SUPPORT-

Hello everyone! I am happy to announce the release of 10.47. This is a regular semi-annual release,

Hi, Thank you very much for the prompt release and notification mechanism! I've already

For the record, here is a list of the EBCDIC bugs that will be fixed in 10.46: Backslash escape

Thank you very much Fredrik and Lukas. (I tried to reply before, but the list seems to have swallowed

Hi JEON, Did you ever manage to report your potential issue? I'm happy to check it out, if you

Hello everyone! I am happy to announce the release of 10.45. https://github.com/PCRE2Project/pcre2/

Hi All, PCRE2-10.45 will have a new feature called scan substring. You can read about it here: https:

Congratulations Nick and everbody else who has been involved in this release. I am very happy to see

Hi, scan substing is a completely new feature which will be available in the next release. You can

Many thanks, then I understand! I didn't get that ^ must be first. Best, David fredag 27

Thank you for the information. Also, thank you for all your (and other contributors') work on

Those are not the just same patterns with and without ^ anchoring anchoring. The first pattern also

This means that regex101.com handles the ()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()()(?|()|(a

The script called perltest.sh that is part of PCRE2 takes the same input as pcre2test, with some

I would also appreciate examples! I have written a PCRE2 parser (not matching, just parsing) in

No, '/' is just like any other character in the name. In your example that failed, you used /

Thanks for the explanation! Then I will support them in my application, for compatibility. David

I was wrong. The expression `[ --\W]` is valid, and has a hyphen adjacent to a character type. Indeed

That module contains code for checking a "script run", which is documented in doc/

On Sunday, July 7, 2024 at 9:22:56 PM UTC-5 Ze'ev Atlas wrote: ...There is one new function, to

Well, I should be ashamed of myself - there surely was a mistake in my code, yet even more dumber:

Hi all Hi all After we'd resolved the issue with PCRE2_EXPORT, I went trough compiling all pieces

On Fri, Jun 28, 2024 at 12:27 AM Ze'ev Atlas <zat...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Could you

Please give some more context. Which OS? Which release of PCRE2? How did you configure PCRE2? Philip