Module solvers Copy item path Source Chars Regex syntax for a character class including the characters in the input IntoIterator Concat Just a ReadableRe Either Regex syntax for the alternation or “or” operator of the patterns in iterator input,
and the alternation is placed in a group EndsWith Regex syntax for matching the pattern of the input regex at the end of the searched text. Escape A wrapper for regex::escape Exactly Regex syntax for matching an exact number of occurrences of the input regex Group Regex syntax for a regex group surrounded by parentheses of the regex input str NamedGroup Regex syntax for a named group of the input regex.
Named groups can be referred to by their name rather than their group number. NonCaptureGroup Regex syntax for a non-capturing group of the regex input NotChars Regex syntax for a character class excluding the characters in the input IntoIterator OneOrMore Regex syntax for matching one or more occurrences of the input regex.
This does a greedy match, which tries to make the largest match possible. OneOrMoreLazy Regex syntax for matching one or more occurrences of the input regex.
This does a lazy match, which tries to make the smallest match possible. Optional Regex syntax for an optional part of the pattern of the regex strings in tuple_of_regex_strs Ranged Regex syntax for matching an between the minimum and maximum number of occurrences of the input regex
It accepts unbounded ranges. It also do not discriminate between open/closed ranges, and both
works as including both ends. StartsAndEndsWith Regex syntax for matching the pattern of the input regex at the start and end of the searched text.
(That is, the pattern must match the complete searched text.) StartsWith Regex syntax for matching the pattern of the input regex at the start of the searched text. ZeroOrMore Regex syntax for matching zero or more occurrences of the input regex.
This does a greedy match, which tries to make the largest match possible. ZeroOrMoreLazy Regex syntax for matching zero or more occurrences of the input regex.
This does a lazy match, which tries to make the smallest match possible.