Hi,
I have a large csv file, that seems to be corrupted, since there are
many consecutive ASCII NULLs characters, that shouldn't be there.
To get an overview, I searched for the pattern /\%d0\+ to find all
consecutive NULLs. This however resulted in an error E363 (translated
roughtly to "pattern needs more memory than 'maxmempattern').
Interestingly, searching for /[\u0]\+ worked as expected and did not
result in error E363.
Also noteworthy, when setting the verbose option, I see, this is
actually caused by the old RE engine as it outputs "Switching to
backtracking RE engine for pattern [\u0]\+" And when manually setting
re=2, both patterns work.
I think this is a bug, but haven't had time to investigate this yet (and
I cannot share the data file).
Best,
Christian
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