jovo wrote:
"Andrei Alexandrescu" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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The consecrated terminology is:
foreach(match; match(s, r))
foreach(capture; match)
writeln(capture);
"Group" is a group defined without an intent to capture. A "capture" is a
group that also binds to the state of the match.
Anyhow... this can be done but things get a tad more confusing for other
uses. How about this:
foreach(match; match(s, r))
foreach(capture; match.captures)
writeln(capture);
?
Andrei
I think you must answer this question more generally, same for all library.
May be both?
I'd hate to fall again into the fallacy of trying to appease everyone's
taste. Really std.regexp has set a negative record with the incredible
array of names: find, search, exec, match, test, and probably I forgot a
couple. Also it has offered a variety of random features in both
free-function and member-function format, not even always doing the same
thing. Germans have a saying: "Kurtz und gut". Let's make it short and good.
Andrei
