├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── header.h
├── headers_c
├── c_defines.h
├── c_regex.h
└── c_regex_engine.h
├── headers_cpp
├── exception.h
├── includes.h
├── regex.h
├── regex_defination.h
└── string.h
├── test.c
└── test.cpp
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1 |
2 |
3 | destinyRegex
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 | destinyRegex
9 |
10 | Regex:
11 | Regular Expression(C/C++正则表达式库实现)
12 | 已实现C和C++的接口
13 | 使用时包含headers.h头文件
14 |
15 | author: Sword-Destiny
16 | 作者: 天命剑主(武汉大学国际软件学院2013级袁浩)
17 | QQ: 1948281915
18 | 邮箱: yuanhonglong@outlook.com
19 |
20 | version: 0.1
21 |
22 | C++:示例文件test.cpp
23 |
24 | 语法：
25 | 各个特殊字符含义如下定义
26 | #define OR_CHAR '|'
27 | #define LEFT_LARGE_BRACE '{'
28 | #define RIGHT_LARGE_BRACE '}'
29 | #define LEFT_MID_BRACKET '['
30 | #define RIGHT_MID_BRACKET ']'
31 | #define LEFT_BRACKET '('
32 | #define RIGHT_BRACKET ')'
33 | #define CHANGE_LETTER '\\' //双斜线转义
34 | #define TAB 't' //需要转义
35 | #define RETURN_ 'r' //需要转义
36 | #define NEW_LINE 'n' //需要转义
37 | #define NEW_PAGE 'f' //需要转义
38 | #define TAB_V 'v' //需要转义
39 | #define BLANK ' ' //空格
40 | #define COMMA ',' //逗号
41 | #define DOT '.' //通配符
42 | #define MULTI_MATCH_LETTER '*' //多次匹配符
43 | #define QUES '?' //0或1个
44 | #define PLUS '+' //一个或多个
45 | #define DECIMAL 'd' //一个十进制数字,需要转义
46 | #define LOWER_LETTER 'l' //一个小写字母,需要转义
47 | #define SPACE 's' //一个空白符（空格符，制表符等）,需要转义
48 | #define UPER_LETTER 'u'//一个大写字母,需要转义
49 | #define SIMPLE_LETTER 'w' //一个字母a～z或A～Z或数字0～9或下划线_,需要转义
50 | #define NOT_DECIMAL 'D' //除了\d之外的字符,需要转义
51 | #define NOT_LOWER_LETTER 'L' //除了\l之外的字符,需要转义
52 | #define NOT_SPACE 'S' //除了\s之外的字符,需要转义
53 | #define NOT_UPER_LETTER 'U' //除了\u之外的字符,需要转义
54 | #define NOT_SIMPLE_LETTER 'W' //除了\w之外的字符,需要转义
55 | #define RANGE_LETTER '-' //范围表示符
56 |
57 | \是转义符
58 | t,r,n,f,v等普通字符通过转义可以作为特殊字符
59 | -,.+*\?{}[]()等具有特殊用途的符号经过转义之后可以作为普通字符
60 | \t 横向tab
61 | \n 换行
62 | \r Return
63 | \f 换页
64 | \v 纵向tab
65 |
66 | |代表逻辑或,比如[a]{2,3}[b]{2}|[c]{2,7}
67 | 由|符分割出来的表达式[a]{2,3}[b]{2}和[c]{2,7}称为"情形"或"匹配条件"
68 |
69 | [a]{2,3}[b]{2}又可以分为[a]{2,3}和[b]{2},称为单一情形或者单一匹配条件
70 |
71 | 单一匹配条件 组成 匹配条件
72 | 匹配条件 组成 正则表达式
73 |
74 | 单一匹配条件 = 可选字符 + 匹配次数
75 |
76 | 可选字符：
77 | []之间的字符代表可选字符,如[a\.\?b]代表 a或b或.或?
78 | 单独的字符或者转义字符等同于可选字符,即a等同于[a],\d等同于[\d]
79 |
80 | 匹配次数：
81 | {}代表匹配次数,如{2}代表匹配2次,{2,4}代表匹配2-4次,{3,}代表匹配大于等于3次,
82 | 后面一个数字不能大于前面的数字,比如{2,1}是非法的,{}前面必须为可选字符
83 |
84 | 匹配次数可以省略，缺省值为{1}
85 |
86 | 一个字符串只要和任何一个"匹配条件"相匹配即视为和整个正则表达式相匹配
87 |
88 | regex_match返回字符串是否与正则表达式匹配
89 | regex_search返回字符串是否存在与正则表达式匹配的子串
90 |
91 | sregex_token_iterator类使用正则表达式分割字符串,比如字符串baaabbaabbab
92 | 可以被正则表达式[a]{2,3}分割为 b,aaa,bb,aa,bbab
93 | 而不是 b,aa,abb,aa,bbab
94 | 因为在分割时优先考虑较长的匹配,所以[a]{2,3}优先匹配aaa而不是aa
95 | 最后的sregex_token_iterator中包含的字符串为b,bb,bbab
96 |
97 | 不同的是,在regex_match和regex_search中优先考虑较短的匹配
98 |
99 | NOTICE:暂时不支持使用()进行多个正则表达式的连接
100 |
101 | C++的版本使用的是作者自己写的string类，作者为了模仿C++11标准库中得std::string类把该类写得
102 | 和std::string的用法都差不多,所以大家在使用时要注意命名空间的变化,不要把这两个类弄混了
103 |
104 | C:示例文件test.c
105 |
106 | 正则表达式基本语法与C++相同,参照C++,具体使用参照test.c
107 | 不同的是在C语言的版本中没有sregex_token_iterator类,所以直接给出了regex_splite函数，分割后的
108 | 字符串存放于regex结构体中,具体情况可以看test.c示例代码
109 |
110 | C语言的版本中不仅在regex->token_strs中得到分割的字符串，
111 | 还可以在regex->match_strs中得到匹配的字符串,
112 | 比C++版本强大一些
113 |
114 | C++的版本没有提供regex_splite函数,而是提供了sregex_token_iterator类.之所以如此,
115 | 是因为作者在模仿C++11标准库中的sregex_token_iterator的语法,
116 | 大家很容易就可以自己参照C版本写出C++版本的代码
117 |
118 | Linux*: 不得不承认在使用VS时编译都没有问题，最后使用GCC编译时发现GCC中ISO C标准不支持for循环初始化变量，
119 | 而且不支持内联函数所以在编译时需要特定的选项-std=c11,而且由于源文件编码格式是GBK，C++版本编译不能通过
120 | C版本编译能通过,不过执行时出现中文乱码，所以最后向度娘问了一下，使用如下命令编译C语言版本：
121 | gcc test.c -O5 -o test -std=c11 -finput-charset=GBK -fexec-charset=UTF-8
122 | 对应的C++编译命令：
123 | g++ test.cpp -O5 -o testcpp -std=c++11 -finput-charset=GBK -fexec-charset=UTF-8
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