regexp Namespace Reference

Namespaces
namespace	convert
namespace	generate
namespace	properties
namespace	simplify
namespace	transform

Data Structures
class	FormalRegExp
	Formal regular expression represents regular expression. It describes regular languages. The expression consists of the following nodes: More...
class	FormalRegExpAlternation
	Represents the alternation operator in the regular expression. The node must have exactly two children. More...
class	FormalRegExpConcatenation
	Represents the concatenation operator in the regular expression. The node must have exactly two children. More...
class	FormalRegExpElement
class	FormalRegExpEmpty
	Represents the empty expression in the regular expression. The node can't have any children. More...
class	FormalRegExpEpsilon
	Represents the epsilon expression in the regular expression. The node can't have any children. More...
class	FormalRegExpIteration
	Represents the iteration operator in the regular expression. The node has exactly one child. More...
class	FormalRegExpStructure
	Represents formal regular expression structure. Regular expression is stored as a tree of FormalRegExpElements. More...
class	FormalRegExpSymbol
	Represents the symbol in the regular expression. The can't have any children. More...
class	GlushkovFirst
class	GlushkovFollow
class	GlushkovIndexate
class	GlushkovLast
class	GlushkovPos
class	RegExpFromStringLexer
class	RegExpFromXmlParser
class	RegExpToXmlComposer
class	UnboundedRegExp
	Unbounded regular expression represents regular expression. It describes regular languages. The expression consists of the following nodes: More...
class	UnboundedRegExpAlternation
	Represents the alternation operator in the regular expression. The node can have 0 to n children in list of UnboundedRegExpElement as operands of the alternation. More...
class	UnboundedRegExpConcatenation
	Represents the concatenation operator in the regular expression. The node can have 0 to n children in list of UnboundedRegExpElement as operands of the concatenation. More...
class	UnboundedRegExpElement
class	UnboundedRegExpEmpty
	Represents the empty expression in the regular expression. The node can't have any children. More...
class	UnboundedRegExpEpsilon
	Represents the epsilon expression in the regular expression. The node can't have any children. More...
class	UnboundedRegExpIteration
	Represents the iteration operator in the regular expression. The node has exactly one child. More...
class	UnboundedRegExpStructure
	Represents unbounded regular expression structure. Regular expression is stored as a tree of UnboundedRegExpElements. More...
class	UnboundedRegExpSymbol
	Represents the symbol in the regular expression. The can't have any children. More...

Typedefs
template<class T >
using	SymbolTypeOfRegexp = typename std::decay< decltype(std::declval< T >().getAlphabet()) >::type::value_type

Functions
regexp::UnboundedRegExp< char >	regexpFrom (const std::string &string)
regexp::UnboundedRegExp< char >	regexpFrom (const char *string)
template<class SymbolType >
regexp::UnboundedRegExp< SymbolType >	regexpFrom ()
template<class SymbolType >
regexp::UnboundedRegExp< SymbolType >	regexpFrom (ext::vector< SymbolType > string)
template<class SymbolType >
regexp::UnboundedRegExp< SymbolType >	regexpFrom (string::LinearString< SymbolType > string)
template<class SymbolType >
regexp::UnboundedRegExp< SymbolType >	regexpFrom (const SymbolType &symbol)

Typedef Documentation

SymbolTypeOfRegexp

template<class T >

using regexp::SymbolTypeOfRegexp = typedef typename std::decay < decltype (std::declval<T>().getAlphabet()) >::type::value_type

Function Documentation

regexpFrom() [1/6]

template<class SymbolType >

regexp::UnboundedRegExp< SymbolType > regexp::regexpFrom

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regexp::UnboundedRegExp< char > regexp::regexpFrom

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const char *

string

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regexpFrom() [3/6]

regexp::UnboundedRegExp< char > regexp::regexpFrom

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const std::string &

string

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template<class SymbolType >

regexp::UnboundedRegExp< SymbolType > regexp::regexpFrom

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const SymbolType &

symbol

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regexpFrom() [5/6]

template<class SymbolType >

regexp::UnboundedRegExp< SymbolType > regexp::regexpFrom

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ext::vector< SymbolType >

string

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template<class SymbolType >

regexp::UnboundedRegExp< SymbolType > regexp::regexpFrom

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string::LinearString< SymbolType >

string

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