Benchmark: Regex match any character including newline

HTML Preparation code:

t=""

Script Preparation code:

t="Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ac lectus eleifend, dignissim nunc non, tempus ipsum. Sed ornare dui quis sapien porttitor, ac sagittis erat fermentum. Donec consequat, arcu in facilisis congue, sem mauris pulvinar libero, ac porta augue nunc et ex. Integer ullamcorper, dui vitae suscipit fermentum, est libero imperdiet orci, a feugiat dui ipsum ornare orci. Vivamus vel tortor pulvinar nisi suscipit viverra. Nunc mattis et orci congue vulputate. Proin luctus laoreet tellus, quis placerat lacus semper et. Praesent dignissim elit eu ligula hendrerit, eget volutpat neque gravida. Aliquam laoreet urna non scelerisque vulputate. Etiam nunc quam, sagittis sit amet eleifend nec, tempor a est. Aenean enim neque, hendrerit viverra eros at, eleifend egestas elit. Phasellus porttitor feugiat velit, at rutrum arcu pulvinar in. Morbi ipsum magna, molestie in odio sed, elementum feugiat sem. Nunc feugiat volutpat consequat."

Tests:

[^]
/[^]+?/.test(t)
[\s\S]
/[\s\S]+?/.test(t)

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[\s\S]

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Regex match any character including newline (version: 0)

When your Regex can't make the dot value anything including newline, what's the best

Comparing performance of: [^] vs [\s\S]

Created: 3 years ago by: Guest

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[^]

[\s\S]

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