Lech Lorens wrote: > Search for \v.*\/(.*)\n.*\/\1$ in a file with the following contents. > This should find adjacent lines with paths to files with the same base name. > With re=2 I get the first pair of lines highlighted (which is > nonsense). With re=1 I get a correct highlighting of the other pair. > > #v+ > ./Dir1/Dir2/Dir3/zyxwvuts.txt > ./Dir1/Dir2/Dir3/abcdefgh.bat > > ./Dir1/Dir2/Dir3/file1.txt > ./OtherDir1/OtherDir2/file1.txt > #v- > > This happens in 7.3.1184.
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