> So let me just manage expectations here. All I will do, if I can get it to link, is call the services that pcrecpp exposes. Whether they work the way you expect, I cannot say. I won't be able to change how they work, however.
> 1) Uses the notempty option for subsequent calls in global operations > after matching the empty string (this fixes is a problem Sean noted > recently in the way its currently implemented). Also skips the Newline > if CRLF option is in effect. I do not know if it works this way. There is definitely some pcrecpp-specific code that manages global operations, but as to how it works in detail, I cannot say. > > 2) Uses offsets for instead of shortened strings in global operations > so lookbehinds work. Same answer as 1. > > 3) Will be able to specify external options such as which line ending > to use (lf, cr, or crlf) despite the default settings. > Yes, you can specify the options and pcrecpp will pass them to pcre. What happens after that I cannot control. Given this caveats, is this still useful?
