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(?P<name>...)
(?'name'...)
The named capture groups (?P<name>...) and (?'name'...) are unimplemented. If these are implemented in CTRE's grammar then it will be closer to PCRE.
#include <ctre.hpp> int main(){ ctre::match<"(?<name>a)">; // These do not work ctre::match<"(?'name'a)">; ctre::match<"(?P<name>a)">; }
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(?'test1'test1)|(?<test2>test2)|(?P<test3>test3)
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I'm not sure if this is worth more complex grammar. Functionality is there, will update README.
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In longterm I would actually prefer to migrate to ECMAscript, as PCRE is really terrible turing complete syntax.
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The named capture groups
(?P<name>...)
and(?'name'...)
are unimplemented. If these are implemented in CTRE's grammar then it will be closer to PCRE.Compiler explorer link
Regex101 link
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: