Seems like this is a case where you should be able to find unit
testing in some other open source project, rather than writing them
from scratch.
Mozilla, Apache Harmony, Perl, Webkit, Python, should all have a bunch
of unit testing code for their regular expression features.
In fact, there are a
Hi Karl,
On Thursday, 2011-11-10 21:44:33 -0800, Karl Koehler wrote:
investigating further I have come to the conclusion that the attached
( and previously inlined ) patch is correct, in the sense that regular
expressions of the failing type are now handled correctly.
e.g.
A[\[:\]]
On 11/11/11 05:44, Karl Koehler wrote:
Hi,
investigating further I have come to the conclusion that the attached
( and previously inlined ) patch is correct, in the sense that regular
expressions of the failing type are now handled correctly.
e.g.
A[\[:\]]
should find an 'A' followed by one
On 11/11/11 13:32, Eike Rathke wrote:
now I see why my push failed appears you beat me to it
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Hi Eike,
I confirm I contribute this and all future patches for LibreOffice under the
LGPLv3+ and MPL 1.1 .
Yes, there are quite some shortcomings and bugs with that code.
I wouldn't invest too much time though, plan is to replace that legacy
code entirely with the more suitable ICU
