>From the Python 2.4 docs:
findall( pattern, string[, flags])
Return a list of all ***non-overlapping*** matches of pattern in
string
By design, the regex functions return non-overlapping patterns.
Without doing some kind of looping, I think you are out of luck.
If you pattern is fixed,
Exactly,
Now this will work as long as there are no wildcards in the pattern.
Thus, only with fixed strings. But if you have a fixed string, there
is really no need to use regex, as it will complicate you life for no
real reason (as opposed to simple string methods).
With a more complex pattern
