ap schrieb:
>
> On Oct 18, 10:29 pm, Andy Wokula <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Ok, for now I'll go with this:
>>
>> func! SplitMatch(str, pat)
>> let matpos = match(a:str, a:pat)
>> let reslist = []
>> let mendp = 0 " match (after) end position
>> while matpos >= 0
>> let mendp = matchend(a:str, a:pat, mendp)
>> call add(reslist, strpart(a:str, matpos, mendp-matpos))
>> let matpos = match(a:str, a:pat, mendp)
>> endwhile
>> return reslist
>> endfunc
>>
>> --
>> Andy
>
> Try SplitMatch("aba","b*").
Oops.
> I would go for
>
> let res= []
> call substitute(str,pat,'\=add(res,submatch(0))','g')
>
> 1000 ways to kill a cow.
>
> -ap
Thx, that looks good.
Hmm, I already used that to solve my problem (call a function on all the
substitute() matches), but just didn't see a general solution.
Nevertheless a bugfix:
func! SplitMatch(str, pat)
let matpos = match(a:str, a:pat)
let reslist = []
let mendp = 0 " match (after) end position
while matpos >= 0
let mendp = matchend(a:str, a:pat, mendp)
call add(reslist, strpart(a:str, matpos, mendp-matpos))
if mendp == matpos
let mendp += 1
endif
let matpos = match(a:str, a:pat, mendp)
endwhile
return reslist
endfunc
Still buggy:
:echo SplitMatch("aba", ".*")
['aba', '']
I'll drop that function.
--
Andy
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