Hi group, I fogot about this UTF business while waiting for your input... well, we certainly aren't going to get any more of that unless I release something so...
Bruce, I added that to the last beta release of the plugin. Can you tell me if that's what you wanted? http://homepage.hispeed-sr.ch/julp/regex1.5_unicode.zip ...
... well, we ... UNTESTED ... know ... Thanks for the UTF-8 support. I did a few quick tests, it worked great so far. It's far from exhaustive, but looks like...
To rebuild PCRE with UTF8 support, I had to read a bit of the doc (not much mind you) and I spotted some interesting options... I thought the stuff regarding...
... the window, it seems that that it's only tracking one active window for all desktops. PowerPro definitely tries to track and restore foreground window by ...
... The advantage to having pcre recognize CRLFs as newlines would be in the usefulness of dot and dollar shortcut patterns. When not using the "(?s)" option,...
What an amazing super-hero you are Bruce Aubrey ... b> I don't think current win.dll has services for b> this. But they are easy b> to add. I uploaded a...
... No. As I said, there are still some issues to work out but that shouldn't be a problem and I should be able to deliver what I would consider as a proper...
Here's a PCRE build which treats CRLF as newline by default: http://homepage.hispeed-sr.ch/julp/pcre_CRLF.zip You need to rename it to whatever your plugin is...
... Personally, I'm rather against using CRLF as newline, at least with the current implementation in PCRE. dot only excludes CRLF, not CR, LF, or even LFCR....
Hello Group. Still-a-newbie here. I've asked before but still confused. I'm trying to attach a specific date format to a key set, i.e. macro. Specifically, I'd...
dot is not working as I expected, but ^ and $ are improved provided the multiline option is specified (?m) ... Using the previously posted utf8 version the...
... I'm also rather against it even if implemented properly... but I also believe in freedom all that good stuff so I was planning to provide both builds and...
... Only one version gets distributed with PowerPro. I don't see a downside to it being the CRLF version. Both versions work with lookaheads and lookbehinds in...
... What gets distributed with PowerPro is up to Bruce. You seem to like the CRLF version so I'll provide it in the future but I plan to keep on providing the...
... But at least "\r|test|" is the "correct" (and therefore expected) result, right? ... That's right... and unfortunately using other regex features as fancy ...
... Please post an example so I can understand what is meant by "won't process" and "standard text file". ... I just need to see an example that demonstrates...
Ok Bruce your gonna laugh at me but I figure I need to embarrass myself since you've been trying to help. I had an option selected in my VDesktop settings. ...
... Standard text files use \n and not \r\n. This is why standard regex uses \n as newline. Using something else will break the processing of files that use \n...
... What I meant is that UTF-8 characters might create the same problem we've identified with CRLF. Let's assume x is a multi-char UTF-8 character. What...
... UTF-8 has definite rules about the bytes which can distinguish clearly among single-byte ascii characters, lead/first bytes for 2/3/4(/5/6)-byte...
... Sorry I sent you the wrong pseudo-expression... it's more specific cases that are problematic actually: stuff like ([^x]+|) It seems it simply stops...
OK, I think this should apply and hopefully Julien could fix it. It would appear the plugin is sending a shortened string for testing multiple matches when it...
... Is a regex really the best way to identify a UTF-8 character and determine its size? I don't know what \x{} does so I can't say if it's realiable but there...
This would certainly apply if plugin used the PCRE-specific interface but it uses the generic regex interface which is why it isn't called the pcre plugin. You...
2. *Keys Date Format Posted by: "Jan Rifkinson" janrif@... janrif Date: Sat Dec 2, 2006 6:35 am ((PST)) Hello Group. Still-a-newbie here. I've asked...