Rob Emery

> On a side note, Scintilla by default supports the [standard library regex](https://scintilla.org/ScintillaDoc.html#searchFlags) `std::regex` but I recall looking into that at one time and found some limitations...not sure if things...

> > Yeah, the docs point towards that being quite limited (no ?, or lookaheads/behinds etc) > > That is it's own very basic implementation of a regex engine. But...

Another reproduction of this bug is any find/replace that does not change the actual content or that the replaced string still matches the "find" i.e.: Find `(.*)` Replace `$1` This...

Just noticed 3.29 is out, it's fixed in that version so I'll close this issue now.

@amessina if you can reproduce it, I'd see if you can `adb logcat` out to a file when its being weird and open another issue, I'll keep an eye out...

It's not dead, merely resting I think :) @mickem has replied to a few issues over the past few months but I assume he's super busy and not had a...

@mickem this is confirmed under 0.5.2.41 as well, on a Server 2019 system (i.e. 1809) I get ``` check_os_version L cli OK: OK: Windows Server 2016 (10.0.17763) L cli Performance...

When you say an issue in `check_nsc_web` do you mean a problem when `check_nsc_web` is used? I.e. there's a memory leak in NSClient's REST API?

I've started looking at this as I'm seeing the same behaviour as we convert our `nrpe` checks to use the REST api under 0.5.3.4 A quick run with `valgrind --tool=memcheck...

@mickem is there any chance of getting this resolved? Seems pretty widespread!