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===Algorithms=== | ===Algorithms=== |
Revision as of 15:04, 8 May 2012
The regular expressions library provides a class that represents regular expressions, which are a kind of mini-language used to perform pattern matching within strings.
Also provided in the regular expressions library are utility classes that provide support for various algorithms, iterators, exceptions, and type traits.
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Main classes
These classes encapsulate a regular expression and the results of matching a regular expression within a target sequence of characters.
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identifies a sub match in the analyzed string (class template) |
Algorithms
These functions are used to apply the regular expression encapsulated in a regex to a target sequence of characters..
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try to match a regular expression with a complete string (function template) |
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check if a regular expression occurs anywhere within a string (function template) |
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replace occurrences of a regular expression with some other text (function template) |
Iterators
The regex iterators are used to traverse the entire set of regular expression matches found within a sequence.
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(class template) |
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(class template) |
Exceptions
This class defines the type of objects thrown as exceptions to report errors from the regular expressions library.
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(class) |
Traits
The regex traits class is used to encapsulate the localizable aspects of a regex.
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(class template) |
Constants
Defined in namespace
std::regex_constants |