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Typed Regular Expressions
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
tyre-0.4.1.tbz
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doc/CHANGES.html
0.4.1 (17 August 2018)
- Reverts the removal of Re.marks. This fixes various bugs in the previous version.
0.4 (06 August 2018)
- Move to dune
- Remove the need for Re.marks. This might open the way to alterative backends, such as JS regexs. See https://github.com/Drup/tyre/issues/1 for details.
- Use Seq instead of Gen. This is a breaking change.
0.3 (17 April 2017)
- Performance improvements.
- Fix the behavior of opt (Prefer eating input).
- Remove conv_fail and allow usual converters to fail with an exception.
- Add Tyre.all and Tyre.all_gen
0.2 (08 October 2016)
- Rename
<?>to<|> - Rename
<*>to<&> - Add the
strandcharcombinators for constant patterns. - Add the
blankcombinator. - Add an Infix module.
Tyre.convis now separated into two combinators,convwhich doesn't use an option, but is not allowed to fail, andconv_failwhich allows failures.- The prefix (
<*) and suffix (*>) operators now accepts tyregexs on both sides. The old behavior can be recovered by combining withTyre.str. This makes prefixstr/suffixstr (**>/<**) redundant, they are removed. - The various list combinators now accept a tyregex as separator. The old behavior can be recovered by combining with
Tyre.str. - Add the
startandstopcombinators. - The ~whole argument for compile and route is removed. tyregex don't match the whole string by default anymore. You can use
Tyre.whole_stringorTyre.startandTyre.stopinstead.
0.1.1 (09 September 2016)
- Fix a bug with nested repetitions. Also avoid some copying of the original string.
- Add Tyre.execp
0.1 (11 August 2016)
First version :tada:
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