regexp search question

[Francis Avila]

"Francis Avila" <francisgavila at yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Alternative 3:
> You could probably combine p and q into a single regexp specifying that
you
> match p, then q, with anything inbetween.  Using groups (p is grp 1, q is
> grp 2), get your offset with matchpq.end(1) + matchpq.start(2)

Gah, that's wrong: the offset of q will be in matchpq.start(2).
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Francis Avila