Limiting the consecutive occurrence

[M@LIK]

Well, I am sorry to report I am getting nowhere with this...

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I'm using Windows too, maybe your CPU is not fast enough.
sed is probably the fastest regex (Regular Expressions) editor, so no need to look for any other tool, unless it supports multi-thread or GPU (Like hashcat's rule engine).

M@LIK I don't think you get what I mean, I mean any 6 in a alphabetical order in between the first and last characters like any these...

Hmm, right now I can think of anything for that, as far as I know there's nothing near to that in sed.


With all these rules, we need to write a code or a script!
It would be something like:

Code:

mp64 ?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u | filtermeplease -c2 -x2
-cN = No more than N instance of any character consecutively.
-xN = No more than N of any character within a single line.

Awesome! xD