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MParser plugin: PCRE-based regular expressions

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PCRE-based regular expression parsers.

Sourcemodule Regexp : MParser_Sig.Regexp

A pluggable regular expression engine.

include sig ... end

Sourceval match_regexp : 's MParser.state -> Regexp.t -> Regexp.substrings option

Sourceval make_regexp : string -> Regexp.t

Sourceval regexp : Regexp.t -> (string, 's) MParser.t

Sourceval regexp_substrings : Regexp.t -> (string array, 's) MParser.t

Sourcemodule Tokens : sig ... end

Sourceval wrap : Pcre.regexp -> Regexp.t

Wrap a compiled regular expression into an abstract regexp.

Use this to circumvent limitations of Regexp.make, which is defined as:

let make (rx: string) : Regexp.t = Pcre.regexp ~iflags:(Pcre.cflags `ANCHORED ) rx