#include <cel_regex.h>

Inheritance diagram for Celartem::RegEx:

Public Member Functions
virtual AutoPtr< Region >	search (const UChar1 str, const UChar1 rangePtr=NULL, const UChar1 rangeEnd=NULL, const UChar1 strEnd=NULL)=0

virtual AutoPtr< Region >	match (const char str, const char strAt=NULL, const char *strEnd=NULL)=0

Public Member Functions inherited from Celartem::Referable
	Referable ()

void	addRef () const

void	releaseRef () const

size_t	getReferenceCount () const

Static Public Member Functions
static AutoPtr< RegEx >	create (const UChar1 *inPattern, size_t length, int inOptionFlags=regex_default)

Static Public Member Functions inherited from Celartem::Referable
static void	dumpDbgAllRefCount ()

Detailed Description

This class defines the RegEx interface. You should use RegularExpression class instead of creating the instance of this class directly.

Member Function Documentation

static AutoPtr<RegEx> Celartem::RegEx::create	(	const UChar1 *	inPattern,
		size_t	length,
		int	inOptionFlags = `regex_default`
	)

static

This method is a factory for RegEx class. You should use RegularExpression instead of RegEx class.

Parameters

inPattern	A pattern to search.
length	The length of the pattern string.
inOptionFlags	Any combination of RegexOptionFlag enumerations to control the behavior.

virtual AutoPtr<Region> Celartem::RegEx::match	(	const char *	str,
		const char *	strAt = `NULL`,
		const char *	strEnd = `NULL`
	)

pure virtual

This method tries to match the specified string to the pattern.

Parameters

str	A string to do pattern matching on.
strAt	Pointer to the beginning point of pattern matching.
strEnd	Pointer to the ending point of pattern matching.

virtual AutoPtr<Region> Celartem::RegEx::search	(	const UChar1 *	str,
		const UChar1 *	rangePtr = `NULL`,
		const UChar1 *	rangeEnd = `NULL`,
		const UChar1 *	strEnd = `NULL`
	)

pure virtual

This method searchs the matching portion.

Parameters

str	A string to do pattern matching on.
rangePtr	Pointer to the beginning point of pattern matching.
rangeEnd	Pointer to the ending point of pattern matching.
strEnd	Pointer to the string end. If this parameter is explicitly specified, then str don't have to be terminated by '\0'.

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