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Yes, exactly. You have put very nicely in words.

I have few more ways in mind. Based on the guess, it can generate set of numbers that matches the conditions. Example: (1122:2:1) can give the set: x112,1x12,12x2,122x. Later on I can combine the sets( cross product) to see, which combination works good ( instead of generating a possibly complex regexp)

--Artist

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