Small error in Regular expression operations module

[Mindiell]

Documentation

In positive lookbehind assertion (?<=...), the second example has an error on its explanation:

It says "This example looks for a word following a hyphen:"

It should say "This example looks for a word followed by a hyphen:"

[brianschubert]

This is the example in question:

>>> m = re.search(r'(?<=-)\w+', 'spam-egg')
>>> m.group(0)
'egg'

I think the explanation in the docs is correct as written. The regex (?<=-)\w+ matches a word immediately preceded by a hyphen. In the example, the matched text 'egg' is the word directly following the hyphen in 'spam-egg'. The pattern for “a word followed by a hyphen” would be a lookahead, not a lookbehind, and would be written something like \w+(?=-).

[Mindiell]

Woups! That's true, the error is in the french translation. I looked at the original one and thought it was false too.
My mistake.