regExp Class Reference

Wrapper around POSIX extended regular expressions. More...

Public Member Functions
	regExp ()
	Construct null. More...
	regExp (const char *, const bool ignoreCase=false)
	Construct from character array, optionally ignoring case. More...
	regExp (const std::string &, const bool ignoreCase=false)
	Construct from std::string (or string), optionally ignoring case. More...
	~regExp ()
	Destructor. More...
bool	empty () const
	Return true if a precompiled expression does not exist. More...
bool	exists () const
	Does a precompiled expression exist? More...
int	ngroups () const
	Return the number of (groups) More...
void	set (const char *, const bool ignoreCase=false) const
	Compile pattern into a regular expression,. More...
void	set (const std::string &, const bool ignoreCase=false) const
	Compile pattern into a regular expression,. More...
bool	clear () const
	Release precompiled expression. More...
std::string::size_type	find (const std::string &str) const
	Find position within string. More...
bool	match (const std::string &) const
	Return true if it matches the entire string. More...
bool	match (const std::string &, List< std::string > &groups) const
	Return true if it matches and sets the sub-groups matched. More...
bool	match (const std::string &, List< string > &groups) const
	Return true if it matches and sets the sub-groups matched. More...
bool	search (const std::string &str) const
	Return true if the regex was found within string. More...
void	operator= (const char *)
	Assign and compile pattern from a character array. More...
void	operator= (const std::string &)
	Assign and compile pattern from string. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static bool	meta (char c)
	Is character a regular expression meta-character? More...

Detailed Description

Wrapper around POSIX extended regular expressions.

The PCRE '(?i)' extension is provided to compile the regular expression as being case-insensitive.

See also

The manpage regex(7) for more information about POSIX regular expressions. These differ somewhat from Perl and sed regular expressions.

Source files

• regExp.H
• regExp.C

Definition at line 61 of file regExp.H.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

regExp() [1/3]

regExp

(

)

Construct null.

Definition at line 84 of file regExp.C.

regExp() [2/3]

regExp	(	const char *	pattern,
		const bool	ignoreCase = false
	)

Construct from character array, optionally ignoring case.

Definition at line 90 of file regExp.C.

regExp() [3/3]

regExp	(	const std::string &	pattern,
		const bool	ignoreCase = false
	)

Construct from std::string (or string), optionally ignoring case.

Definition at line 98 of file regExp.C.

~regExp()

~regExp

(

)

Destructor.

Definition at line 108 of file regExp.C.

References regExp::clear().

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Member Function Documentation

meta()

static bool meta ( char  c )

inlinestatic

Is character a regular expression meta-character?

any character: '.'
quantifiers: '*', '+', '?'
grouping: '(', '|', ')'
range: '[', ']'
Don't bother checking for '{digit}' bounds

Definition at line 98 of file regExp.H.

Referenced by wordRe::meta().

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empty()

bool empty ( ) const

inline

Return true if a precompiled expression does not exist.

Definition at line 131 of file regExp.H.

exists()

bool exists ( ) const

inline

Does a precompiled expression exist?

Definition at line 137 of file regExp.H.

Referenced by wordRe::compile(), wordRe::isPattern(), wordRe::match(), and wordRe::recompile().

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ngroups()

int ngroups ( ) const

inline

Return the number of (groups)

Definition at line 143 of file regExp.H.

References regExp::clear(), regExp::find(), and regExp::match().

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set() [1/2]

void set	(	const char *	pattern,
		const bool	ignoreCase = false
	)		const

Compile pattern into a regular expression,.

optionally ignoring case

Definition at line 116 of file regExp.C.

References regExp::clear(), Foam::exit(), Foam::FatalError, FatalErrorInFunction, and Foam::nl.

Referenced by wordRe::compile().

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set() [2/2]

void set	(	const std::string &	pattern,
		const bool	ignoreCase = false
	)		const

Compile pattern into a regular expression,.

optionally ignoring case

Definition at line 163 of file regExp.C.

clear()

bool clear

(

)

const

Release precompiled expression.

Returns true if precompiled expression existed before clear

Definition at line 169 of file regExp.C.

Referenced by wordRe::clear(), wordRe::compile(), regExp::ngroups(), wordRe::operator=(), regExp::set(), wordRe::uncompile(), and regExp::~regExp().

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find()

std::string::size_type find

(

const std::string &

str

)

const

Find position within string.

Returns the index where it begins or string::npos if not found

Definition at line 184 of file regExp.C.

Referenced by regExp::ngroups(), and regExp::search().

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match() [1/3]

bool match

(

const std::string &

str

)

const

Return true if it matches the entire string.

The begin-of-line (^) and end-of-line ($) anchors are implicit

Definition at line 201 of file regExp.C.

Referenced by keyType::match(), regExp::match(), wordRe::match(), regExp::ngroups(), and STARCDsurfaceFormatCore::readInpCellTable().

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match() [2/3]

bool match	(	const std::string &	str,
		List< std::string > &	groups
	)		const

Return true if it matches and sets the sub-groups matched.

The begin-of-line (^) and end-of-line ($) anchors are implicit

Definition at line 225 of file regExp.C.

References regExp::match().

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match() [3/3]

bool match	(	const std::string &	str,
		List< string > &	groups
	)		const

Return true if it matches and sets the sub-groups matched.

The begin-of-line (^) and end-of-line ($) anchors are implicit

Definition at line 235 of file regExp.C.

search()

bool search ( const std::string &  str ) const

inline

Return true if the regex was found within string.

Definition at line 183 of file regExp.H.

References regExp::find().

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operator=() [1/2]

void operator=

(

const char *

pat

)

Assign and compile pattern from a character array.

Always case sensitive

Definition at line 246 of file regExp.C.

operator=() [2/2]

void operator=

(

const std::string &

pat

)

Assign and compile pattern from string.

Always case sensitive

Definition at line 252 of file regExp.C.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• src/OSspecific/POSIX/regExp.H
• src/OSspecific/POSIX/regExp.C