re-cmp.h File Reference

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Data Structures
struct	selection

Macros
#define	Boolean   uchar
#define	False   0
#define	RE_TOKEN_MAX   64
#define	SAFE_CHECKS
#define	True   1
#define	uchar   unsigned char

Enumerations
enum	repetetion_type { rep_once, rep_once_or_more, rep_null_or_once, rep_null_or_more }
enum	selection_type {   sel_any, sel_end, sel_single, sel_range,   sel_array, sel_not_single, sel_not_range }

Detailed Description

Datastructures for representing a subset of regular expressions.

Author

Kjetil T. Homme <kjeti.nosp@m.lho@.nosp@m.ifi.u.nosp@m.io.n.nosp@m.o> May 1993

Definition in file re-cmp.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

#define Boolean   uchar

Definition at line 50 of file re-cmp.h.

Referenced by re_cmp(), re_cmp_step(), and re_get_token().

#define False   0

Definition at line 52 of file re-cmp.h.

Referenced by re_cmp(), re_cmp_step(), re_get_token(), and re_match_token().

#define RE_TOKEN_MAX   64

Max amount of tokens in a regexp. Each token uses ~264 bytes. They are allocated as needed, but never de-allocated. E.g. [A-Za-z0-9_] counts as one token, so 64 should be plenty for most purposes.

Definition at line 21 of file re-cmp.h.

Referenced by re_init().

#define SAFE_CHECKS

Regexp's with syntax errors will core dump if this is undefined.

Definition at line 15 of file re-cmp.h.

#define True   1

Changing this value will break the code

Definition at line 51 of file re-cmp.h.

Referenced by re_cmp(), re_cmp_step(), re_get_token(), re_init(), and re_match_token().

#define uchar   unsigned char

Definition at line 49 of file re-cmp.h.

Referenced by CREPixmap::getIcon(), and re_get_token().

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum repetetion_type

Enumerator
rep_once	corresponds to no meta-char
rep_once_or_more	corresponds to +
rep_null_or_once	corresponds to eg ?
rep_null_or_more	corresponds to eg *

Definition at line 64 of file re-cmp.h.

enum selection_type

Enumerator
sel_any	corresponds to eg .
sel_end	corresponds to eg $
sel_single	corresponds to eg q
sel_range	corresponds to eg [A-F]
sel_array	corresponds to eg [AF-RqO-T]
sel_not_single	corresponds to eg [^f]
sel_not_range	corresponds to eg [^A-F]

Definition at line 54 of file re-cmp.h.