HaxeFoundation.haxe/std/lua/lib/lrexlib/Rex.hx

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package lua.lib.lrexlib;

import haxe.extern.EitherType;

@:luaRequire("rex_pcre")
extern class Rex {
	inline static function create(expr:String, flag:EitherType<Int, String>):Rex {
		return untyped Rex['new'](expr, flag);
	}

	/**
		The function searches for the first match of the regexp `patt` in the
		string `subj`, starting from offset `init`, subject to flags `cf` and `ef`.

		@return matched string, or array of strings.
	**/
	static function match(patt:EitherType<Rex, String>, subj:String, ?init:Int, ?ef:Int):Dynamic;

	/**
		The function searches for the first match of the regexp patt in the string
		`subj`, starting from offset `init`, subject to flags `cf` and `ef`.
	**/
	static function find(patt:EitherType<Rex, String>, subj:String, ?init:Int, ?ef:Int):Dynamic;

	/**
		The function is intended for use in the generic for Lua construct. It is
		used for splitting a subject string `subj` into parts (sections). The `sep`
		parameter is a regular expression pattern representing separators between
		the sections.
	**/
	static function split(subj:String, sep:EitherType<Rex, String>, ?cf:Int, ?ef:Int):Void->String;

	/**
		This function counts matches of the pattern `patt` in the string `subj`.
	**/
	static function count(subj:String, patt:EitherType<Rex, String>, cf:Int, ef:Int):Dynamic;

	static function flags(?tb:Dynamic):Dynamic;

	/**
		The function searches for the first match of the regexp in the string
		`subj`, starting from offset `init`, subject to execution flags `ef`.
	**/
	function tfind(subj:String, ?init:Int, ?ef:Int):Dynamic;

	/**
		This function searches for the first match of the regexp in the string
		`subj`, starting from offset `init`, subject to execution flags `ef`.
	**/
	function exec(subj:String, ?init:Int, ?ef:Int):Dynamic;

	/**
		The function is intended for use in the generic for Lua construct. It
		returns an iterator for repeated matching of the pattern patt in the
		string `subj`, subject to flags `cf` and `ef`.
	**/
	static function gmatch(subj:String, patt:EitherType<Rex, String>, ?cf:Int, ?ef:Int):Void->String;

	/**
		  This function searches for all matches of the pattern `patt` in the string
		`subj` and replaces them according to the parameters `repl` and `n`.
	**/
	static function gsub(subj:String, patt:EitherType<Rex, String>, repl:Dynamic, ?n:Int, ?cf:Int, ?ef:Int):String;
}