basic regex support. Just a wrapper for scala (java) regex classes. #120
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basic regex support. Just a wrapper for scala (java) regex classes.
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@prakashk this is great, even just having a little support is good, thanks! |
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This is just barely scratching the surface of what Perl's regex capabilities. Only supports // as delimiters.
In order to realize anything close to what Perl offers, we will probably need to write our own parser class, that should also help us implement string interpolation and quote operators (q, qq etc).