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  • FindFirstRegExp(str src, str re) arr.str
  • FindRegExp(str src, str re) arr.arr.str
  • Match(str s, str re) bool
  • RegExp(str src, str re) str
  • ReplaceRegExp(str src, str re, str repl) str

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  1. Standard Library Reference

Regular expressions

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Functions for working with regular expressions are described here.

Functions

FindFirstRegExp(str src, str re) arr.str

The FindFirstRegExp function finds the first occurrence of the regular expression re in the specified string src. The function returns an array of strings. The first element contains a substring that matches the regular expression, the remaining elements contain values of (...) groups, if they are defined in the regular expression.

arr.str a &= FindFirstRegExp(`This45i33s a isi777s inis1i2sg`, `is(\d*)i(\d+)s`)
// a = {`is45i33s`, `45`, `33`}

FindRegExp(str src, str re) arr.arr.str

The FindRegExp function finds all occurrences of the re regular expression in the specified string src. The function returns an array of arrays. The first element in each array contains a substring that matches the regular expression.

arr.arr.str a &= FindRegExp(`My email is xyz@example.com`, `(\w+)@(\w+)\.(\w+)`)
// a = { { `xyz@example.com`, `xyz`, `example`, `com`} }
a &= FindRegExp(`This is a test string`, `i.`)
// a = { { `is` }, {`is`}, {`in`} }

Match(str s, str re) bool

The Match function reports whether the string s contains any match of the regular expression pattern re.

bool a = Match(`somethiabng striabnbg`, `a.b`)  // false
a = Match(`somethianbg string`, `a.b`) // true

RegExp(str src, str re) str

The RegExp function returns the first occurrence of the regular expression re in the specified line src. If no match is found, an empty string is returned.

  str input = "This is a string тестовое значение"
  ret = RegExp(input, `is (.{2})`) + RegExp(input, `е(.+?)е`)
  // isстово

ReplaceRegExp(str src, str re, str repl) str

The FindRegExp function replaces matches of the re regular expression with the replacement string repl. You can specify $i or ${i} in repl* for i-the submatch.

str s = ReplaceRegExp("This is a string", `i(.{2})`, "xyz") 
// Thxyzxyza strxyz
s = ReplaceRegExp(" email is xyz@example.com", `(\w+)@(\w+)\.(\w+)`, "${3}.${2}@zzz")
// email is com.example@zzz
FindFirstRegExp( str src, str re ) arr.str
FindRegExp( str src, str re ) arr.arr.str
Match( str s, str re ) bool
RegExp( str src, str re ) str
ReplaceRegExp( str src, str re, str repl ) str