Hello,
i am currently in the process of refactoring some old code into
c++11/14. Part of that code is a regex-like pattern matching mechanism,
which (due to compatibility reasons) should be kept in place for now.
However, in preparation of a future transition to std::regex, i would
like to go ahead, and store the results in a std::match_results object.
Unfortunately, i can't find any setter methods or constructors in this
class, except for the default and copy constructors. Is there any
(preferably portable) way to set the contents (sub-matches, prefix,
suffix) of a std::match_results object without going through std::basic_regex?
Hello,
i am currently in the process of refactoring some old code into
c++11/14. Part of that code is a regex-like pattern matching mechanism,
which (due to compatibility reasons) should be kept in place for now.
However, in preparation of a future transition to std::regex, i would
like to go ahead, and store the results in a std::match_results object.
Unfortunately, i can't find any setter methods or constructors in this
class, except for the default and copy constructors. Is there any
(preferably portable) way to set the contents (sub-matches, prefix,
suffix) of a std::match_results object without going through std::basic_regex?
TIA,
Hergen
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