On 11/3/07, Ricardo Aráoz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ^(?!.{11,})(?:(?:C{0,10}N{0,10})|(?:N{0,10}C{0,10}))$
>
> Explanation : matches a beginning of string not followed by 11 or more
> characters (that would be up to 10 characters total string length) and
> then either none to 10 C's followed by none to 10 N's or none to 10 N's
> followed by none to 10 C's.
That's almost exactly it. Nice job. You just need to change it so the
first range in each is {1,10} so that it doesn't match the empty
string.
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