brucexs wrote: > If you want, I could do a thin wrapper plugin for pcre which just > gives a PowerPro version of most of its services.
I don't care really because I'm satisfied with my plugin. > I have only a very rudimentary knowledge of REs, but if I understand > the PCRE docs correctly, pcre only supports single match and does not > support substitution at all If you wanted to do a thikcer wrapper, it may be possible to reuse some of my code. There is a wrapper function in my code which is separate from the function that does the global operations and the replacements. There is the matter of the backreferences which complicate that picture a bit however. >> That would be better than nothing, but would it be possible to >> include pcrecpp functions as well? It is the Google-contributed C++ >> wrapper and seems to have all the match and replace operations >> (full, partial, global, etc.) >> > I'll look at it but it is a bit more work. On the other hand, it > fits nicely with the handle syntax. I didn't look into the Google-contributed code. This could be a good replacement for the regex plugin. Presumably this will be maintained a lot better than my code. The binarie(s) and memory footprint would probably be a god bit larger than my plugin + pcreposix but who cares? Do tell me if I can be of assistance.
