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Adding regex for extended PDB IDs - #8
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Thank you. Looks good!
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The API on top of regexes will be very useful. Thank you. |
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The idea is to add it as an extra regex, so that users can choose whether they want to support legacy, extended or both.
Note: that I've also made the existing PDB ID regex more strict by replacing
\\wby[a-zA-Z0-9], i.e. strictly alphanumeric (no underscore).Note that the existing regexes were used currently by redwood and yosemite exclusively.