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#ifndef STD_REGEXP_HPP__
#define STD_REGEXP_HPP__
#include <string>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <vector>
#include "regexp.h"
class regular_expression_error : public std::runtime_error
{
public:
regular_expression_error(int error_code, regexp* re);
~regular_expression_error() throw() {};
int code() const;
const char* message() const;
private:
int code_;
std::string message_;
};
class regular_expression
{
public:
#ifdef REGEXP_UNICODE
typedef wchar_t CharT;
typedef std::wstring string_type;
#else
typedef char CharT;
typedef std::string string_type;
#endif
typedef string_type::size_type size_type;
typedef string_type::const_iterator const_iterator;
regular_expression(const CharT* pattern);
regular_expression(const string_type& pattern);
~regular_expression();
bool exec(const CharT* match);
bool exec(const string_type& match);
bool matched(size_type sub_exp = 0) const;
const_iterator begin(size_type sub_exp = 0) const;
const_iterator end(size_type sub_exp = 0) const;
string_type operator[] (size_type sub_exp) const;
size_type size() const;
private:
class regexp_wrapper
{
public:
regexp_wrapper();
~regexp_wrapper();
regexp* get();
regexp** operator&();
private:
regexp* wrapped_;
regexp_wrapper(const regexp_wrapper&);
regexp_wrapper& operator=(const regexp_wrapper&);
};
regexp_wrapper compiled_;
string_type match_;
std::vector<regmatch> matches_;
// internal utilities
void common_init(const CharT* pattern);
void reset();
// disable copying
regular_expression(const regular_expression&);
regular_expression& operator=(const regular_expression&);
};
#endif /* STD_REGEXP_HPP__ */
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I'm a senior software developer, working at Silanis Technology (http://www.silanis.com). I've acquired quite a bit of experience (usually the hard way!) in Win32 and raw COM programming on the job. In my spare time, I like to monkey around with POSIX code.
I'm mostly interested in portable C++ libraries. I'm happiest when I develop portable C++ code--C++ being such a powerful language as long as one keeps clear of the rather nasty subtleties of the language.
I hope the articles I contribute will be of some help to someone. If even one person gains a few hours through use of that code, I'll be very happy.
When not coding, I like to listen to Anime and try to learn Japanese. It's not working too well so far, unfortunately. :{)