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I've tried generate some dictionary and count shows me something like 150 items. Looks fine, but generated dictionary was 500 MB of size.
Then i found a problem. This result is correct:
$ exrex "[0-9]{4}" -c 10000
But this, which is basically the same is not:
$ exrex "[0-9]{2}[0-9]{2}" -c 200
Looks like there is sum instead of multiply between count([0-9]{2}).
count([0-9]{2})
My version of exrex is 0.10.5
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Thanks for the report, this is definitely a bug.
Sorry, something went wrong.
This is already fixed in exrex from master. Wouldn't you like to release current master branch so that count would work correctly?
exrex
master
count
This was fixed by commit 5f615d0 on 8 Sep 2017, which was years before this issue was opened.
Wouldn't you like to release current master branch so that count would work correctly?
Yes, please!
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I've tried generate some dictionary and count shows me something like 150 items. Looks fine, but generated dictionary was 500 MB of size.
Then i found a problem. This result is correct:
But this, which is basically the same is not:
Looks like there is sum instead of multiply between
count([0-9]{2})
.My version of exrex is 0.10.5
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: