pub struct PatternMatch {
pub pattern: String,
pub re: Regex,
/* private fields */
}Expand description
Promoted pattern match: true if input matches pattern under the
literal / glob / regex promotion rules. Sibling to regex_match
(which takes a raw regex) — use this when the pattern may be a
strict string, a * glob, or a regex and the kind should be
auto-detected from its shape.
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§pattern: StringThe pattern argument, as given at construction.
re: RegexThe re value, computed once at construction.
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Source§impl PolydatNode for PatternMatch
impl PolydatNode for PatternMatch
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impl Freeze for PatternMatch
impl RefUnwindSafe for PatternMatch
impl Send for PatternMatch
impl Sync for PatternMatch
impl Unpin for PatternMatch
impl UnsafeUnpin for PatternMatch
impl UnwindSafe for PatternMatch
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