urweb-regex - Ur/Web regular expression library

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age
*	Rework replacement API to rely on transformation	Benjamin Barenblat	2015-08-26
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	Redesign library API around highly general regex-based transformations. Instead of specifying a string to substitute for each match, you now execute an entire function over the match (and over nonmatching regions as well). The resulting C++ code is much simpler, with more functionality pushed into Ur, and the engine now supports certain types of regex transformations needed to mimic Perl.
*	Implement regex substitution	Benjamin Barenblat	2015-07-30
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*	Make library work on both client and server sides	Benjamin Barenblat	2015-07-30
\| \| \| \| \| \|	Replace the two-step compile/match process with a single compile-and-match one to avoid issues with server-client representation incompatibility. Use the browser regex engine on the client side.
*	Run clang-format	Benjamin Barenblat	2015-07-28
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*	Run cpplint	Benjamin Barenblat	2015-07-28
\| \| \| \|	Also fix a fencepost error in uw_Regex__FFI_do_match.
*	Rework to use the C++11 regex library	Benjamin Barenblat	2015-07-27
\| \| \| \| \| \|	Switch to using the C++11 regex library for better portability and ease of use. As an added bonus, this should make it easier to implement regex substitution.
*	Don’t use C99 comments in headers	Benjamin Barenblat	2015-07-27
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*	Initial commit of the regex matcher	Benjamin Barenblat	2015-07-03
	Wrap glibc’s regex engine to allow matching and group capture in POSIX extended regular expressions. It might be worth rewriting this in terms of the C++11 regex engine; it’s more featureful and more pleasant to use, although it would require more casting. (C can’t represent the std::regex type, so I’d need to use some void pointers.)