Struct syntect::parsing::Regex[][src]

pub struct Regex { /* fields omitted */ }
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An abstraction for regex patterns.

  • Allows swapping out the regex implementation because it’s only in this module.
  • Makes regexes serializable and deserializable using just the pattern string.
  • Lazily compiles regexes on first use to improve initialization time.

Implementations

Create a new regex from the pattern string.

Note that the regex compilation happens on first use, which is why this method does not return a result.

Check whether the pattern compiles as a valid regex or not.

Return the regex pattern.

Check if the regex matches the given text.

Search for the pattern in the given text from begin/end positions.

If a region is passed, it is used for storing match group positions. The argument allows the Region to be reused between searches, which makes a significant performance difference.

Trait Implementations

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Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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