Hi,
Sorry if this is already discussed somewhere but after a trawl through
this forum I couldn’t find what the state of play is with regular
expression support in IronRuby.
I took a look at the IronRuby.Libraries assembly and saw the comment
below so I’ve hazarded a guess the guts of regular expression support
for IronRuby is still on the ToDo list? In which case it will be a while
before the /^.+/ constructs can be used?
“// TODO: this implementation is totally wrong, but this is a
placeholder for a couple of weeks until
// jomes gets a real implementation of regex. This is only here to
enable the spec running harness.”
Regards,
Aaron
Yes, it’s still on todo list. It’s right after ‘eval’.
Tomas
I was able to get a JSON parser working in IronRuby, and that heavily
relies on Regex support.
http://jimmy.schementi.com/blog/2008/03/parsing-json-in-ironruby.html.
On 3/25/08 5:56 PM, “Aaron C.” [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
Sorry if this is already discussed somewhere but after a trawl through
this forum I couldn’t find what the state of play is with regular
expression support in IronRuby.
I took a look at the IronRuby.Libraries assembly and saw the comment
below so I’ve hazarded a guess the guts of regular expression support
for IronRuby is still on the ToDo list? In which case it will be a while
before the /^.+/ constructs can be used?
“// TODO: this implementation is totally wrong, but this is a
placeholder for a couple of weeks until
// jomes gets a real implementation of regex. This is only here to
enable the spec running harness.”
Regards,
Aaron
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Thanks for the replies!
I have wrapped up the .Net Regex.Match method as an interim measure but
look forward to the much cleaner Ruby =~ and /…/ approach.
Regards,
Aaron