Hello,

it seems there is a bug in powerGREP.
i tried version 3.4.2
I am searching for

*(\d+\b).*?\1
*
through a line of comma separated values:

12, 22, 3, 45, 3, 36

Here is what i get in PowerGREP
12, 22, 3, 45, 3, 36
(if you use html enabled mailer you should see the colored matches)
While I agree with "3, 45, 3" match , I definitely can not agree with the
first match "2, 2"

The capturing group includes a boundary \b that matches between the first
"2" and a comma
And the backreference \1 should as well account for that boundary.
In my target string, there is no boundary here
22
 ^
between the neughbouring "twos"

Do you agree that it is a bug?
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P.S.
if i change the regexp to *(\d+\b).*\1*
PowerGREP reports that "3, 45, 3, 3" matched. Again it considers there is a
boundary inside "36".
And that is strange.