Barry A. Warsaw writes:
(in relation to support for Unicode regexes)
>We need to be careful not to worsen performance for 8bit strings. I
>think we're already on the edge of acceptability w.r.t. P*** and
>hopefully we can /improve/ performance here.
I don't think that will be a problem, given that the Unicode engine
would be a separate C implementation. A bit of 'if type(strg) ==
UnicodeType' in re.py isn't going to cost very much speed.
(Speeding up PCRE -- that's another question. I'm often tempted to
rewrite pcre_compile to generate an easier-to-analyse parse tree,
instead of its current complicated-but-memory-parsimonious compiler,
but I'm very reluctant to introduce a fork like that.)
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