Let's say I want to match the last word ('xxx') in a string like this:
'aaaaa bbb cccc ... xxx'
This regex used to work in v7.3:
.*\zs\<.*
In v7.4, that regex now matches the whole string. That seems to violate the
longest-match semantics. In fact, the result is the same, even if I replace
the second '*' by '\{,}'.
And if I replace '\<' with '\s', then I do get just the last word (with the
preceding space, of course). So I would say the implementation for '\<' is
buggy.
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