Re: multiple-string matching & regular expressions

Thank you for your reply.
As you say, it depends on my regular expressions. I really don't want
to restrict the regular expressions. They should contain basic symbols
of the regular expressions like *, +, ?, -.
The basic algorithms like NFA and DFA are only for recognizing if the
input data contains given regular expression or not. I can have many
regular expressions and all occurences of them should be found in one
pass. I'm not sure that there is an efficient solution.
Do you know any other good book or article about this subject ?

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