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  • one-more-re-nightmare

    A fast regular expression compiler in Common Lisp

    • one-more-re-nightmare used to let you write Σ, but I then tried to search Greek stuff with it and it went wrong. So now there's...$ for all characters (since that's not used for end-of-line assertions).

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