Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
On Jul 1, 2006, at 6:27 AM, David House wrote:
Hi all. I need a decent regex library and JRegex seems the perfect
choice: simple API, yet well-featured, as well as PCRE support. I want
to use it on a simple project which involves input files a little
larger than typ
On Jul 1, 2006, at 6:27 AM, David House wrote:Hi all. I need a decent regex library and JRegex seems the perfect choice: simple API, yet well-featured, as well as PCRE support. I want to use it on a simple project which involves input files a little larger than typical -- between 100KB and 500KB --
On 01/07/06, Chris Kuklewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For fancier Regexes (such as using lazy pattern with ?? *? and +?) the
Text.Regex.Lazy.Full extends Text.Regex.Lazy.Compat.
The non-greedy modifier is really what I need, so I'll check it out. Thanks.
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-David House, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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David House wrote:
> Hi all. I need a decent regex library and JRegex seems the perfect
> choice: simple API, yet well-featured, as well as PCRE support.
I "maintain" Text.Regex.Lazy ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazy-regex ) so I
would mention it does not have full PCRE support. The module
dmhouse:
> Hi all. I need a decent regex library and JRegex seems the perfect
> choice: simple API, yet well-featured, as well as PCRE support. I want
> to use it on a simple project which involves input files a little
> larger than typical -- between 100KB and 500KB -- but still small
> enough so
Hi all. I need a decent regex library and JRegex seems the perfect
choice: simple API, yet well-featured, as well as PCRE support. I want
to use it on a simple project which involves input files a little
larger than typical -- between 100KB and 500KB -- but still small
enough so as to not present
