Mike Coleman wrote:
>> >>> parse("hello 1 2 3 4 # 5", "(\w+)", "\s*(\d+)")
>> ('hello', ['1', '2', '3', '4'], ' # 5')
>
> No offense, but this code makes me cringe. The "|." trick seems like a
> horrific hack
"or any other character" a horrific hack? that's RE 101, really.
and you're supposed to *use* the code, not stare at the implementation.
programming is all about abstractions, remember?
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