> Right now, there are some things you can do with the RE functions > and a DIFFERENT set of things you can do with the compiled REs. > That's TWO sets of functionality to learn. If Noam's patch can > make the feature set of the RE functions the SAME as the feature > set of the compiled REs, then there's only ONE set of features to > memorize. On the whole, there are MORE indiviual "pieces" to the > API but because of orthogonality the API as a whole is simpler. > Therefore in this case I favor using Noam's patch. +1. Consistency makes the API conceptually simpler, even if the absolute number of parameters is larger. -Edward
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