Andrej Mitrovic Wrote:
> char[] replacement;
> foreach (char[] line; file.byLine())
> {
> replacement = line.replace(regex("->"), ".")
> .replace(regex("::"), ".")
> .replace(regex("//.*"), "")
> .replace(regex("\\*"), "");
> // do something with replacement while its still alive..
> }
>
> How would I go about achieving this?
> And if I use strings instead isn't this going to involve a lot of duplication?
Replace should probably work with char[], but not for efficiency. Unless I am
wrong you will still cause a large amount of copying when replacing a
single/multiple string with a multiple/single string. You may avoid
re-allocation, but even that isn't guarantied.
