regex
Date: Sun, 01 Aug 2004 04:28:45 -0700
Hello
Coming across boost library and regex++, and having been familiar with
Perl and regex for some time.
The string class in c++ does not cut it as well as if there are regex
functionalities, so. Need some advise?
Should I get into regex++, or call Perl/regex functionality on a string
from within C++ "which I don't know how" but I hope it is not a big problem.
Thanks
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... with the same weak logic that you use for the regex stuff. ... cr> What of that makes you think I'm worried about the syntax of my regex? ... cr> memory-intensive attempt at interpreter optimization by the perl folks. ... cr> had a mile-long stack frame I would see a performance hit. ...
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