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include::../description.adoc[]
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== Noncompliant Code Example
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/<.+?>/
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/".*?"/
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== Compliant Solution
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/<[^>]++>/
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/"[^"]*+"/
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or
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/<[^>]+>/
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/"[^"]*"/
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== Exceptions
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This rule only applies in cases where the reluctant quantifier can easily be replaced with a negated character class. That means the repetition has to be terminated by a single character or character class. Patterns such as the following, where the alternatives without reluctant quantifiers are more complicated, are therefore not subject to this rule:
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/<!--.*?-->/
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-/\*.*?\*/-
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