<div dir="ltr">Sorry probably sent my mail to the wrong address before.<br /><br />Here some more detailed examples to
showwhy the behavior of the 3rd group is clearly wrong also according to the specification:<br /><br />abc0.123def
applyingthe first regex (with optional dot)--> abc0.12 , 3, def<br /><br />abc0.123def applying the 2nd regex (with
optionaldot) --> , 3 ,<br /><br />Although the 3rd group wasn't touched it changed it's behavior from geedy to
non-greedy.abc, 0.123, def would be correct.<br /><br />The behavior of the non-greedy group isn't correct either,
becausea match should return the FIRST match found, greedyness is only about the FOLLOWING characters, but because it
willalready find a match at start position it should return that and not keep looking to find another match with
reducedgroup size.<br /><br />I was just trying to help, because I think this is a pretty big issue, although not using
regexatm.<br /><br />Chris<br /></div>
