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The other missing feature is that it treats all repeated characters like underlines
The Perl program didn't
I am a heading
**************
I am NOT a heading
**************
I am not a heading either
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Perl handled this:
if (/^(.)\1+$/ && defined($held) && length($_) == length($held)) {
sed has no (easy) way to compare the lengths of two strings
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