- A
regular expression (shortened as
regex or regexp),
sometimes referred to as
rational expression, is a
sequence of
characters that
specifies a match...
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become unresponsive.
Regular expression ("
regex")
matching can be done by
building a finite-state automaton.
Regex can be
easily converted to nondeterministic...
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computer program, such as a s****
interpreter or a
regular expression (
regex) engine. In
POSIX extended regular expressions,
there are 14 metacharacters...
- This is a
comparison of
regular expression engines.
Formerly called Regex++. One of
fuzzy regular expression engines.
Included since version 2.13.0. ICU4J...
- may have its own
implementation of
certain features, such as <
regex>
rather than <
regex.h>, <thread>
rather than <pthread.h>, or <semap****>
rather than...
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checking via a plug‑in,
which is
distributed with gedit.
gedit supports Regex-based find &
replace via plug‑ins ([4]
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similar to
subroutine definitions.
Anonymous rules can be
introduced with the
regex (or rx) keyword, or
simply be used
inline as
regexes were in Perl 5 via...
-
included several enhancements to the
regex engine, new
hooks into the
backend through the B::* modules, the qr//
regex quote operator, a
large selection...
- ****ociative
arrays The
double bracket [[...]]
extended test
construct and its
regex matching The double-parentheses arithmetic-evaluation
construct (only ((...
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library typically have a C++
equivalent implementation, such as <
regex>
rather than <
regex.h>. C
standard library C
POSIX library Standard library Boost...
