Re: Finding all words

On 2024-10-03 11:58, Salman Halim wrote:
> > /.\{-}quick\&.\{-}brown\&.\{-}lazy\&.\{-}jumps/

> something that does the combination thing I was suggesting and time the two
> approaches, but with more than just two words: /quick.*brown\|brown.*quick/
> vs. /.\{-}quick\&.\{-}brown}/

At the cost of some redundancy, you might be able to speed it up a
little bit by requiring that it start with at least one of the words
like

/\%(\<\%(quick\|brown\|lazy\|jumps\)\>\)\@=\%(.\{-}quick\&.\{-}brown\&.\{-}lazy\&.\{-}jumps\)/

so it won't start looking for the other terms until it's found at
least one of them, cutting out a lot of non-starter cases.

-tim





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