• Markus Dangl (29/29) Jan 02 2005 Hi again,
• h3r3tic (5/13) Jan 02 2005 I don't know. That's weird, here's my output:
• Markus Dangl (3/21) Jan 02 2005 oh i forgot: DMD.110; WinXP.SP2.De
• Walter (3/24) Jan 03 2005 I also get the correct results (-1 and 4) with 110.

Markus Dangl <danglm in.tum.de> writes:

Hi again,

this time i got a problem with regexp. The documentation says:

int search(char[] string)
     Search string[] for match with regular expression.
     Returns 	Description
     >=0 	index of match
     -1 	no match

But this program:

<code>
private import std.regexp;
private import std.stdio;

int main(char[][] arg)
{
   char[] str1 = "TEST";
   char[] str2 = "TEST.bmp";
   RegExp regexp = new RegExp("\\.bmp$", "i");

   int i = regexp.search(str1);
   int j = regexp.search(str2);

   writef("regexp.search(\"%s\") == %s\n", str1, i);
   writef("regexp.search(\"%s\") == %s\n", str2, j);

   return 0;
}
</code>

prints:

regexp.search("TEST") == 0
regexp.search("TEST.bmp") == 1

... what am i doing wrong?

Thanks,
Markus

h3r3tic <foo bar.baz> writes:

Markus Dangl wrote:
 (...)
 
 prints:
 
 regexp.search("TEST") == 0
 regexp.search("TEST.bmp") == 1
 
 ... what am i doing wrong?

I don't know. That's weird, here's my output:

regexp.search("TEST") == -1
regexp.search("TEST.bmp") == 4

DMD.110; WinXP.SP2.En

Markus Dangl <danglm in.tum.de> writes:

h3r3tic schrieb:
 Markus Dangl wrote:
 
 (...)

 prints:

 regexp.search("TEST") == 0
 regexp.search("TEST.bmp") == 1

 ... what am i doing wrong?

 
 
 I don't know. That's weird, here's my output:
 
 regexp.search("TEST") == -1
 regexp.search("TEST.bmp") == 4
 
 DMD.110; WinXP.SP2.En

oh i forgot: DMD.110; WinXP.SP2.De

This "bug" occurs since i upgraded from DMD.109

"Walter" <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

"Markus Dangl" <danglm in.tum.de> wrote in message
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 h3r3tic schrieb:
 Markus Dangl wrote:

 (...)

 prints:

 regexp.search("TEST") == 0
 regexp.search("TEST.bmp") == 1

 ... what am i doing wrong?


 I don't know. That's weird, here's my output:

 regexp.search("TEST") == -1
 regexp.search("TEST.bmp") == 4

 DMD.110; WinXP.SP2.En

 oh i forgot: DMD.110; WinXP.SP2.De

 This "bug" occurs since i upgraded from DMD.109

I also get the correct results (-1 and 4) with 110.