That would be a better plan, I think. Once you remove these regexes, r+
from me.
On Aug 27, 2013 10:16 AM, "wagnerand" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In validator/testcases/regex.py:
>
> > +                    r"4035": 858238,
> > +                    r"4036": 858238,
> > +                    r"4037": 858238,
> > +                    r"4038": 858238,
> > +                    r"4040": 858238,
> > +                    r"4041": 858238,
> > +                    r"4043": 858238,
> > +                    r"4044": 858238,
> > +                    r"4045": 858238,
> > +                    r"4046": 858238,
> > +                    r"4047": 858238,
> > +                    r"4048": 858238,
> > +                    r"4049": 858238,
> > +                    r"4050": 858238,
> > +                    r"4051": 858238,
> > +                    r"4052": 858238,
>
> It's quite hard to get meaningful results with mxr's weird regex search
> behaviour, however I think there is only one add-on that translates this
> strings:
> https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/qirimtatarca-til-destesi-posta/
>
> I can change the regexes to something like "4047[^A-Z0-9]" but I'm not
> sure whether that would do it. Should we just ignore (remove) all these
> numeric strings and warn that one author manually?
>
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