Daniel Espinosa, if you're going to write strings with multiple lines you
might wanna use the verbatin feature.
For example:
public static string PATTERN= """(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d
\d))\.(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d
\d))\.[0-2]?[0-5]{1,2}\.(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d\d
Hello,
Le vendredi 5 avril 2013, Daniel Espinosa a écrit :
>
> I'm using:
>
> class Ip : Object {
> public static string PATTERN="(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d
> \d))\.(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d
> \d))\.[0-2]?[0-5]{1,2}\.(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d\d))"
> }
>
> On c
I want to set a static string to a class with a GRex pattern.
Is this supported by Vala?
I'm using:
class Ip : Object {
public static string PATTERN="(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d
\d))\.(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d
\d))\.[0-2]?[0-5]{1,2}\.(([0-2]?[0-5]{1,2})|([0-1]\d\d)|(\d
By the way... when you say:
Supposing I want to compile some file only on some condition, can it be
possible?
Can you be more specific? Maybe there's a way of implementing it in an
easy way...
El 30/03/13 18:25, Tal Hadad escribió:
> This is sound very attractive, even I don't like CMak
