Module `Autocomplete.RegExp`Source

Sourcetype t

A regular expression

include Jv.CONV with type t := Autocomplete.RegExp.t

val to_jv : Autocomplete.RegExp.t -> Jv.jv

to_jv reveals the JavaScript implementation.

val of_jv : Jv.jv -> Autocomplete.RegExp.t

of_jv hides the JavaScript implementation. Implementations usually do not guarantee type safety.

Sourcetype opts =

| Indices
| Global
| Ignore
| Multiline
| DotAll
| Unicode
| Sticky

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val create : 
  ?opts:Autocomplete.RegExp.opts list ->
  string ->
  Autocomplete.RegExp.t

Create a regular expression from a string. Internally this uses new RegExp(s) which has it's own documentation. Note we pass noo flags at the moment.

Sourcetype result

The result of executing a regular expression search on a string

Sourceval get_full_string_match : Autocomplete.RegExp.result -> string

The matched text

Sourceval get_index : Autocomplete.RegExp.result -> int

0-based index of the match in the string

Sourceval get_indices : Autocomplete.RegExp.result -> (int * int) list

Each entry is a substring match of (start, end_)

Sourceval get_substring_matches : Autocomplete.RegExp.result -> string list

The matches for the parennthetical capture groups

Sourceval exec : Autocomplete.RegExp.t -> string -> Autocomplete.RegExp.result option

exec t s using the regular expression t to execute a search for a match in a specified string s.

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val exec' : 
  Autocomplete.RegExp.t ->
  Jstr.t ->
  Autocomplete.RegExp.result option

Same as exec only you can pass a Jstr.t instead.

Module Autocomplete.RegExpSource

Module `Autocomplete.RegExp`Source