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> On 11.05.17 10:32, Sean McAfee wrote:
> > I've been searching for how to parse a string into a regex, like qr/$str/
> > does in Perl 5, but so far without success.
> >
> > At first I assumed, by analogy with .Str, .List, etc, that I could call
> >
IMHO it is a security and speed issu
I switched it of with a pragma like this:
use MONKEY-SEE-NO-EVAL;
my $match = EVAL "/$m/";
if $test_string ~~ $match { say 'yea' }
Andreas
On 11.05.17 10:32, Sean McAfee wrote:
> I've been searching for
On Thu, May 11, 2017 at 4:01 PM, Timo Paulssen wrote:
> The only way that comes to mind is to use EVAL, but that's not
> golf-friendly at all.
>
> Perhaps you can find something sufficiently short based on .contains,
> .index, .starts-with, .ends-with, and friedns?
>
I'm open to suggestions. A
Since we went to a lot of trouble to get lexical and closures to work correctly
in Perl 6, it seems fair to use it here:
$ cat rxstr
sub rxstr($s) { rx/<$s>/ }
my $str = 'foo';
my $foorx = rxstr($str); # create /foo/ regex
say 'foo' ~~ $foorx; # matches
$
The only way that comes to mind is to use EVAL, but that's not
golf-friendly at all.
Perhaps you can find something sufficiently short based on .contains,
.index, .starts-with, .ends-with, and friedns?
I've been searching for how to parse a string into a regex, like qr/$str/
does in Perl 5, but so far without success.
At first I assumed, by analogy with .Str, .List, etc, that I could call
.Regex on a string, but this is not the case.
On IRC's #perl6 I learned about the <$str>
