lenny (00:50:45)
let's see, i have the next lines: "it's raining dogs and cats.." and "it was a beautiful day..."

mirrorbird (00:49:11)
lenny, you didn't mention a-z, you just said words. what is the real question? reading a book?

mirrorbird (00:48:34)
...p either

mirrorbird (00:48:33)
if it's a known short string i would just split on spaces and s.Where(x => x.EndsWith("..")) [or your local equivalent] but i don't care about memory until there is a proven bottleneck. i am Part of the Problem™. still firing up a regex engine isn't chea

lenny (00:48:15)
^/[a-z]+/\.{2}$

Rapture (00:47:11)
4th track...........

mirrorbird (00:46:19)
can be done better with \b somehow

mirrorbird (00:45:11)
ah well it assumes a space afterwards. you wanna use the 'word break' markers blah blah. but you get the idea.

mirrorbird (00:44:33)
to find a single word ending in ".." i would use regex: ([^\s]*\.\.)\s

lenny (00:42:05)
ok, wait a moment please

Red Sector Theme (aka "Shockwave", "Electric Revenge")

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