> No it does not. Well, it does _while_ matching, but the results after
> the match are not what we need. You can see it in the output above: the
> number before the '=>' indicates the group which holds the result at the
> end of the match (that's what you get, fetching groups _while_ matching
> would mean interfere with the regex engine, i.e. patching it!). And you
> can easily see that group number one really gets all the issue numbers,
> but they're overwritten every time. The result is number 21 which is the
> only number we finally get in group 1.
Hrmm... that really sucks. I put in an email to the GRETA maintainers to
see if they can help us, but if they can't then I guess you have no choice
but to use the two pass regex approach. Unless you feel like hacking their
regex engine :-)
Eric J. Smith
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