I’m trying to find a character within an unbalanced pair of tags. I can identify it within a matched set, and when the matching pairs are a single character each, but I can’t seem to hit on the syntax to find it within an unmatched set when the pairs are multiple characters each. I’ve tried several combinations of lookaheads without success.

I’m trying to find a character within an unbalanced pair of tags. I can identify it within a matched set, and when the matching pairs are a single character each, but I can’t seem to hit on the syntax to find it within an unmatched set when the pairs are multiple characters each. I’ve tried several combinations of lookaheads without success.

I’m trying to find a character within an unbalanced pair of tags. I can identify it within a matched set, and when the matching pairs are a single character each, but I can’t seem to hit on the syntax to find it within an unmatched set when the pairs are multiple characters each. I’ve tried several combinations of lookaheads without success.

I’m trying to find a character within an unbalanced pair of tags. I can identify it within a matched set, and when the matching pairs are a single character each, but I can’t seem to hit on the syntax to find it within an unmatched set when the pairs are multiple characters each. I’ve tried several combinations of lookaheads without success.

I’m trying to find a character within an unbalanced pair of tags. I can identify it within a matched set, and when the matching pairs are a single character each, but I can’t seem to hit on the syntax to find it within an unmatched set when the pairs are multiple characters each. I’ve tried several combinations of lookaheads without success.

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import re string1 = “aaabaa” zusuchen = “aa” #1 m_start = re.finditer(fr'(?=({zusuchen}))’, string1) results = [(match.start(1), match.end(1)-1) for match in m_start] for z in results: print(z) print(“Now #2:”) #2 m_start = re.finditer(fr'(?={zusuchen})’, string1) results = [(match.start(), match.end()-1) for match in m_start] for z in results: print(z) I still haven’t figured out what’s the problem for […]

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