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Oliver Fromme a \ufffdcrit :
> I'm afraid I can't explain the message.  But FWIW, I use
> a slightly different regex for that kind of things:
> 
> /.*[@.]example\.com/
> 

I don't understand why many people (several examples were posted on this 
list) insist on using regexps with ".*" at the beginning or the end of 
the expression... Without begin and/or end delimiters (^ and $), this is 
totally unnecessary; you could as well write /[@.]example\.com/.

Or if you really care to match the domain suffix part and not any 
substring, you'd better write: /[@.]example\.com[> ]*$/


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