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Regex: min/max quantifiers can be non greedy as well

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Maxime Coste 2017-10-02 15:35:21 +08:00
parent f02b2645da
commit b4f923b7fc
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src/regex_impl.cc
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@ -441,7 +441,7 @@ private:
if (*it++ != '}')
parse_error("expected closing bracket");
m_pos = it;
return {ParsedRegex::Quantifier::RepeatMinMax, true, min, max};
return {ParsedRegex::Quantifier::RepeatMinMax, check_greedy(), min, max};
}
default: return {ParsedRegex::Quantifier::One};
}
@ -920,6 +920,23 @@ auto test_regex = UnitTest{[]{
kak_assert(not vm.exec("efg"));
}
{
TestVM vm{R"((a{3,5})a+)"};
kak_assert(vm.exec("aaaaaa", true, true));
kak_assert(StringView{vm.m_captures[2], vm.m_captures[3]} == "aaaaa");
}
{
TestVM vm{R"((a{3,5}?)a+)"};
kak_assert(vm.exec("aaaaaa", true, true));
kak_assert(StringView{vm.m_captures[2], vm.m_captures[3]} == "aaa");
}
{
TestVM vm{R"((a{3,5}?)a)"};
kak_assert(vm.exec("aaaa"));
}
{
TestVM vm{R"(\d{3})"};
kak_assert(vm.exec("123"));