Package: visual-regexp Version: 3.1-3 Severity: normal Hello,
this doesn't kill me but it's confusing:
As "pattern", enter "(foo)(bar)?(baz)" (without quotes).
As "sample", enter "foobaz" (ditto).
Hit "Go".
This is a match although "bar" is matched zero times. But the coloring
is not as I'd expect to see. The three groups in the pattern are
colored in the first three match colors, blue, green and magenta.
Expected coloring for the sample: According to the respective groups,
i.e. "foo" in blue, "baz" in magenta.
Actual coloring: "baz" is green, i.e. the second match color.
FWIW, using "*" instead of "?" in the pattern yields the same result.
Regards,
Christoph
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