Howdy, Brian:
> > Hmmm, I don't believe this is a bug. The 0 2 "a" matches
> > two instances of "a". Check out:
>
> Well, it took me a long time, but I figured out a bug in my
> test code that made it look like parse had a bug. It's not
> whitespace, but I still feel foolish now :(
Don't! Your efforts are not wasted. Someone may well have
learned more about PARSE as a result of it. Reminds me of a
story a pilot once told me about "flying the seatbelt".
That's when the seatbelt gets caught in the door and when
you're up in the air it starts rattling like mad and you
start freaking out looking around for the problem and you
end up "flying the seatbelt", instead of the plane, so you
end up plowing into a mountain! :) Even pilots fly seatbelts
occasionally. (How's that for a cheery anecdote?)
> I formally apologize for the Feedback messages I sent.
No apologies. That's what feedback's there for, but I think we
could/should have spotted that earlier and saved you some
frustration. :-) Hmm.. I suppose I should see if any bug
reports were filled out on this one. (Yep) Well -- all's
well that ends well.
> Reviewing the SELMA source I can't reproduce the bug I
> found before so it must have been fixed. Good!
>
> Another thing I haven't figured out is how Gabriele is able
> to consistently end up with a Re: after the list tag on all
> of his posts.
Hey, Gabriele has magic SELMA confusing powers!
-jeff
