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| an all-lowercase pattern | matches case-blind | helix's smart-case. mvzr has no such flag, so the surface is lowercased instead (ASCII folding is byte-for-byte, so the offsets are identical) | helix-verified |
| `^` and `$` | hold at every line's start and end | helix compiles with `multi_line(true)`; pardes gets the same by searching each line as its own haystack (`src/regexp.zig`) | helix-verified |
| `.` | never matches a newline | as the Rust regex crate: a pattern without `\n` searches line by line, and one that names `\n` has its `.`s made `[^\n]` (`src/regexp.zig`) | helix-verified |
-| many matches | up to `memory.limits.selections` ranges: 1024 on the desktop, 64 on the board; matches past it are dropped | helix has no limit. The ranges are held inline in every `Text` (about 20 KiB each on the desktop) | helix-verified up to the limit |
+| many matches | up to `memory.limits.selections` ranges: 1024 on the desktop, 64 on the board; matches past it are dropped | helix has no limit. The room for them is allocated when a second range appears and given back at one range, so a single cursor costs nothing | helix-verified up to the limit |
| `K<pat>` / `Alt-K<pat>` Enter | keep only the ranges a match starts inside / only those none does; primary 0, and keeping none leaves the selection alone | helix `keep_selections` / `remove_selections`, on the same prompt as `s`/`S` (markers `Keep /`, `Remove /`). The range is searched as `s` searches it, line by line with its lines' context, where helix matches the range's text alone: a `^` right at a range that starts mid-line matches in helix and not here | helix-verified |
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