Hi all,
I have started using the regexp package because is nice and lightweight but
found I could not use clustering. I think it might be a Perl extension to re
but found it was easy to implement in this package.
This allows the use of the following style matching.
(?:\w+(?:\s\w+)+
Mary had a
on 2/8/01 5:54 AM, "Michael McCallum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have started using the regexp package because is nice and lightweight but
> found I could not use clustering. I think it might be a Perl extension to re
> but found it was easy to implement in this package.
Thanks, I will take
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Hi,
I was thinking it might be useful to get all of the matches for a repeated
subexpression.
eg
(\w)(?:\s(\w)+)+
used to match a word list
will return the following sub expression matches...
Paren 0 = used to match a word list
Paren 1 = used
Pare