Might be related to the other NFA bug reported today.
The below script creates a file with 40 lines of the following format:
This is line 3 of block 2.
(there are 10 blocks numbered from 0 to 9 with lines from 0 to 3).
It also tries to find all the last lines of the blocks (i.e. lines where
the following line has a different block number) and put the locations
into a location list. The list is empty when re=2. Obviously, for re=1
works as expected.
#v+
set re=1
belowright vert split
enew
setl bt=nofile
for i in range(10)
for j in range(4)
call append(line('$'), printf('This is line %d of block %d.', j, i))
endfor
endfor
1del _
normal gg0
let failingSearchPattern = '\vblock (\d+)\.\n.*\d+%(\1)@<!\.$'
let qf = []
let bufNr = bufnr('%')
while 1
let lnum = search(failingSearchPattern, 'W')
if 0 == lnum
break
endif
call add(qf, {'bufnr': bufNr, 'lnum': lnum, 'text': getline(lnum)})
endwhile
let @/ = failingSearchPattern
normal ggn
call setloclist(0, qf)
lopen
#v-
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Lech Lorens
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