CSRegEx is a non-recursive backtracking regular expression engine for C++ (NOT OS dependant). Supports lazy quantifiers, backreferences and UNICODE. Is now a stable (no longer beta) release.
This is a bugfix release for escaped hex characters inside square brackets.
CSRegEx is a non-recursive backtracking regular expression engine for C++ (NOT OS dependant). Supports lazy quantifiers, backreferences and UNICODE.
This release has updates for compiling under gcc up to version 4.
CSRegEx is a non-recursive backtracking regular expression engine for C++ (NOT OS dependant). Supports lazy quantifiers, backreferences and UNICODE.
This fix affects lazy expansion of sets.
The homepage has been updated and includes docs for CSRegEx, both user and devel/internal docs. The user docs are for most programmers who just want to use CSRegEx. It includes simple example and explanation on how to use the class. More detailed info can be found in the class documentation itself.
Testers are needed to weed out any remaining bugs, if any. Will be looking around for any patterns to match with to perhaps build a test suite.