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A Unicode library

Install

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Authors

Y

Yoriyuki Yamagata

Maintainers

R

romain.beauxis@gmail.com

Sources

v2.0.0.tar.gz

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Module `Configure.Make`

Parameters

module Text : UnicodeString.Type

Signature

type text = Text.t

type index = Text.index

type compiled_regexp

module SubText : 
  SubText.Type with type ur_text = text and type ur_index = index

val compile : regexp -> compiled_regexp

Compile regular expressions.

val regexp_match : 
  ?sem:URe.match_semantics ->
  compiled_regexp ->
  text ->
  index ->
  SubText.t option array option

regexp_match ?sem r t i tries matching r and substrings of t beginning from i. If match successes, Some g is returned where g is the array containing the matched string of n-th group in the n-element. The matched string of the whole r is stored in the 0-th element. If matching fails, None is returned.

val string_match : compiled_regexp -> text -> index -> bool

string_match r t i tests whether r can match a substring of t beginning from i.

val search_forward : 
  ?sem:URe.match_semantics ->
  compiled_regexp ->
  text ->
  index ->
  SubText.t option array option

search_forward ?sem r t i searches a substring of t matching r from i. The returned value is similar to URe.Type.regexp_match.

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