TPRegexp C++ Wrapper for the "Perl Compatible Regular Expressions" library The PCRE lib can be found at: http://www.pcre.org/ Extensive documentation about Regular expressions in Perl can be found at : http://perldoc.perl.org/perlre.html
| TPRegexp() | |
| TPRegexp(const TString& pat) | |
| TPRegexp(const TPRegexp& p) | |
| virtual | ~TPRegexp() |
| static TClass* | Class() |
| virtual TClass* | IsA() const |
| Int_t | Match(const TString& s, const TString& mods = "", Int_t offset = 0, Int_t nMatchMax = 30, TArrayI* pos = 0) |
| Bool_t | MatchB(const TString& s, const TString& mods = "", Int_t offset = 0, Int_t nMaxMatch = 30) |
| TObjArray* | MatchS(const TString& s, const TString& mods = "", Int_t offset = 0, Int_t nMaxMatch = 30) |
| TPRegexp& | operator=(const TPRegexp& p) |
| virtual void | ShowMembers(TMemberInspector& insp, char* parent) |
| virtual void | Streamer(TBuffer& b) |
| void | StreamerNVirtual(TBuffer& b) |
| Int_t | Substitute(TString& s, const TString& replace, const TString& mods = "", Int_t offset = 0, Int_t nMatchMax = 30) |
Return the number of substitutions.
The number of matches is returned, this equals the full match + sub-pattern matches. nMaxmatch is the maximum allowed number of matches. pos contains the string indices of the matches. Its usage is shown in the routine MatchS.
Returns a TObjArray of matched substrings as TObjString's. The TObjArray is owner of the objects. The first entry is the full matched pattern, followed by the subpatterns. If a pattern was not matched, it will return an empty substring: TObjArray *subStrL = TPRegexp("(a|(z))(bc)").MatchS("abc"); for (Int_t i = 0; i < subStrL->GetLast()+1; i++) { const TString subStr = ((TObjString *)subStrL->At(i))->GetString(); cout << "\"" << subStr << "\" "; } cout << subStr << endl; produces: "abc" "a" "" "bc"
Substitute replaces the string s by a new string in which matching patterns are replaced by the replacePattern string. The number of substitutions are returned. TString s("aap noot mies"); const Int_t nrSub = TPRegexp("(\\w*) noot (\\w*)").Substitute(s,"$2 noot $1"); cout << nrSub << " \"" << s << "\"" <<endl; produces: 2 "mies noot aap"