ReneMiner
20-02-2024, 19:02
I will not start long discussion, i am interested in
https://github.com/PCRE2Project/pcre2
an incredible regex-parser that goes in less than 2 seconds through all file of José Rocas PB-includes and presents me then accordingto my regex like all equate assignments, all udts, functio declarations classes etc. And thats only with PCRE2GREP - a commandline-tool.
It provides also all sources to build a library inclusing a jit-regex-compiler and now there is a new versaion out since a couple of weeks.
The link on the site that says "if you just want a version of the binaries " (some RexEgg.page) did not build any new version since 2021 and
that has a poblem to pick files because it only works with commandline-wildcards * and ? and is not really helpful but my idea is to run like
Shell_CaptureOutput( "%comspec% /c Dir /a:-D /b /s *.* >files.txt", "", %SW_Hide, 100)
then is can pass the name of files.txt that holds all subdirs and filenames from the "root" where i launched it
and i let PCRE2GREP pick from these names using a regex-pattern so i have the missing functionality .
Anyway i tried a lot using CMake, Cygwin and other funny stuff thats not really funny when you don't know what you are doing and it's
all just guessing and no idea where is the problem - why does it not build it?
If anyone could... the PCRE2Grep is currently the major object of interest but it were also nice to integrate the library as a module.
I am not firm using C, C# nor C++ but somehow i could get it transformed via powerbasic if it were a dll that contains exactly what the _ hell yeah . kilometers of docs by Philip Hazel (the author of that library). He is a retired Professor (guess informatics) at Cambridge University (GB) he knows how to operate linux or computers without any OS but nothing about building on windows and can not help
https://github.com/PCRE2Project/pcre2
an incredible regex-parser that goes in less than 2 seconds through all file of José Rocas PB-includes and presents me then accordingto my regex like all equate assignments, all udts, functio declarations classes etc. And thats only with PCRE2GREP - a commandline-tool.
It provides also all sources to build a library inclusing a jit-regex-compiler and now there is a new versaion out since a couple of weeks.
The link on the site that says "if you just want a version of the binaries " (some RexEgg.page) did not build any new version since 2021 and
that has a poblem to pick files because it only works with commandline-wildcards * and ? and is not really helpful but my idea is to run like
Shell_CaptureOutput( "%comspec% /c Dir /a:-D /b /s *.* >files.txt", "", %SW_Hide, 100)
then is can pass the name of files.txt that holds all subdirs and filenames from the "root" where i launched it
and i let PCRE2GREP pick from these names using a regex-pattern so i have the missing functionality .
Anyway i tried a lot using CMake, Cygwin and other funny stuff thats not really funny when you don't know what you are doing and it's
all just guessing and no idea where is the problem - why does it not build it?
If anyone could... the PCRE2Grep is currently the major object of interest but it were also nice to integrate the library as a module.
I am not firm using C, C# nor C++ but somehow i could get it transformed via powerbasic if it were a dll that contains exactly what the _ hell yeah . kilometers of docs by Philip Hazel (the author of that library). He is a retired Professor (guess informatics) at Cambridge University (GB) he knows how to operate linux or computers without any OS but nothing about building on windows and can not help