Closed mr-martian closed 2 years ago
Specifically, when a line ends with multiple analyzable characters immediately before the null, output will be the analysis of the line followed by endless repetitions of the line minus the first character.
$ printf "PATTERNS\n[X]|[XY]\n" | lexd > blah.att $ lt-comp lr blah.att blah.bin main@standard 3 2 $ printf "X \0" | lt-proc -z blah.bin ^X/X$ $ printf "X\0" | lt-proc -z blah.bin ^X/X$ $ printf "XY\0" | lt-proc -z blah.bin ^XY/XY$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$^Y/Y$
Specifically, when a line ends with multiple analyzable characters immediately before the null, output will be the analysis of the line followed by endless repetitions of the line minus the first character.