c++ Programming Glossary: regex_search

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11269766/no-matches-with-c11-regex

test regex_constants grep smatch result bool ret false ret regex_search line result pattern cout boolalpha ret endl cout result.size..

Difference between regex_match and regex_search?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11628047/difference-between-regex-match-and-regex-search

between regex_match and regex_search I was experimenting with regular expression in trying to make.. question and found that while regex_match finds a match regex_search does not. The following program was compiled with g 4.7.1 #include.. match n else std cout regex_match no match n if std regex_search s.begin s.end match rgx std cout regex_search match n else std..

Is gcc4.7 buggy about regular expressions? [duplicate]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12530406/is-gcc4-7-buggy-about-regular-expressions

though who though that shipping an implementation of regex_search that only does return false was a good idea See what I wrote..

Is std::regex thread safe?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15752910/is-stdregex-thread-safe

thread safe but for the standarized version. Can I call regex_search from several threads with the same regex object c regex thread.. the regex library. However looking at the prototype of std regex_search shows that it it takes the basic_regex object as a const argument... standard library that you use it appears that calls to std regex_search are thread safe with respect to the regex object that is passed..

Boost C++ regex - how to get multiple matches

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3122344/boost-c-regex-how-to-get-multiple-matches

flags boost match_default boost cmatch mcMatch boost regex_search abc abd mcMatch ab. flags Then mcMatch contains just the first..

Regex Replacing : to “:” etc

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/428013/regex-replacing-58-to-etc

all printable ASCII values . At present I'm using boost regex_search to match # d building up a string as I process each match in..

Get last match with Boost::Regex

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5141312/get-last-match-with-boostregex

code I'm using now is something like this matched boost regex_search input results regex if matched return 1 error code matched_string.. begin input.begin end input.end smatch results while regex_search begin end results re smatch value_type r results Group begin..