RE: VMs: truncated repeating sequences

["Marke Fincher" <markefincher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> BTW, I assume that when you say 'truncated' it means 
> that there is actually a different sequence of 
> characters following it each time.

That's right.  
So when looking for the master pattern "aiin.shedy.qokeedy.qote"
the truncation is considered to have happened when the master 
sequence is broken, so if you find a partial match like 
"aiin.sheEDY.OL ..." I increase the count for the truncated string 
"aiin.she", (but not for "aiin.sh" or anything else)

The different subsets of that master string are:

07466:a
02408:ai
00333:aii
00030:aiin
03220:aiin.
00082:aiin.s
00184:aiin.sh
00165:aiin.she
00009:aiin.shed
00024:aiin.shedy.
00006:aiin.shedy.qo
00002:aiin.shedy.qok
00005:aiin.shedy.qoke
00001:aiin.shedy.qokeedy.
00002:aiin.shedy.qokeedy.qo
00001:aiin.shedy.qokeedy.qote

Hmmm....  :-I

Marke
 
 

 
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