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Abstract: this paper, we will give a formal model of the shortest
match and derive our algorithms from it. This model
is based on the metaphor that binding to a variable can
be seen as tagging parts of the input with the variable
to which they are bound. Let us agree on writing xa for
appending input element a to variable x.Thenmatching
"From : jj@foo.net\n ..." against the email pattern above
to yield the substitution
{x ##
"jj@foo.net"} is conceptually
the same as transforming the input string to
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@misc{ emir-compiling,
author = "Burak Emir",
title = "Compiling Regular Patterns to Sequential Machines",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/emir04compiling.html" }
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