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Author WayneD
Recipients WayneD, ezio.melotti, mrabarnett
Date 2020-03-20.17:56:29
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This is not the same thing because the match is anchored, so it is not adjacent to the prior match -- it is the same match. I think that r'\s*\Z' should behave the same way as r'\s*x' due to the anchor point. The current behavior is matching the same \Z twice.
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