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Slava Pestov 2009-03-10 20:01:34 -05:00
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! Copyright (C) 2007, 2009 Slava Pestov, Daniel Ehrenberg.
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: sequences kernel regexp.combinators regexp.matchers strings unicode.case
USING: sequences kernel regexp.combinators strings unicode.case
peg.ebnf regexp arrays ;
IN: globs

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@ -30,15 +30,15 @@ IN: regexp.classes.tests
[ T{ or-class { seq { 3 2 } } } ] [ { 2 3 } <or-class> 1 <not-class> 2array <and-class> ] unit-test
[ f ] [ t <not-class> ] unit-test
[ t ] [ f <not-class> ] unit-test
[ f ] [ 1 <not-class> 1 t replace-question ] unit-test
[ f ] [ 1 <not-class> 1 t answer ] unit-test
! Making classes into nested conditionals
[ V{ 1 2 3 4 } ] [ T{ and-class f { 1 T{ not-class f 2 } T{ or-class f { 3 4 } } 2 } } class>questions ] unit-test
[ { 3 } ] [ { { 3 t } } table>condition ] unit-test
[ { T{ primitive-class } } ] [ { { 1 t } { 2 T{ primitive-class } } } table>questions ] unit-test
[ { { 1 t } { 2 t } } ] [ { { 1 t } { 2 T{ primitive-class } } } T{ primitive-class } t answer ] unit-test
[ { { 1 t } } ] [ { { 1 t } { 2 T{ primitive-class } } } T{ primitive-class } f answer ] unit-test
[ { { 1 t } { 2 t } } ] [ { { 1 t } { 2 T{ primitive-class } } } T{ primitive-class } t assoc-answer ] unit-test
[ { { 1 t } } ] [ { { 1 t } { 2 T{ primitive-class } } } T{ primitive-class } f assoc-answer ] unit-test
[ T{ condition f T{ primitive-class } { 1 2 } { 1 } } ] [ { { 1 t } { 2 T{ primitive-class } } } table>condition ] unit-test
SYMBOL: foo
@ -46,13 +46,13 @@ SYMBOL: bar
[ T{ condition f T{ primitive-class f bar } T{ condition f T{ primitive-class f foo } { 1 3 2 } { 1 3 } } T{ condition f T{ primitive-class f foo } { 1 2 } { 1 } } } ] [ { { 1 t } { 3 T{ primitive-class f bar } } { 2 T{ primitive-class f foo } } } table>condition ] unit-test
[ t ] [ foo <primitive-class> dup t replace-question ] unit-test
[ f ] [ foo <primitive-class> dup f replace-question ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f foo } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> t replace-question ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f foo } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> f replace-question ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f foo } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <and-class> bar <primitive-class> t replace-question ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f bar } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <and-class> foo <primitive-class> t replace-question ] unit-test
[ f ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <and-class> foo <primitive-class> f replace-question ] unit-test
[ f ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <and-class> bar <primitive-class> f replace-question ] unit-test
[ t ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <or-class> bar <primitive-class> t replace-question ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f foo } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <or-class> bar <primitive-class> f replace-question ] unit-test
[ t ] [ foo <primitive-class> dup t answer ] unit-test
[ f ] [ foo <primitive-class> dup f answer ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f foo } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> t answer ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f foo } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> f answer ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f foo } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <and-class> bar <primitive-class> t answer ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f bar } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <and-class> foo <primitive-class> t answer ] unit-test
[ f ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <and-class> foo <primitive-class> f answer ] unit-test
[ f ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <and-class> bar <primitive-class> f answer ] unit-test
[ t ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <or-class> bar <primitive-class> t answer ] unit-test
[ T{ primitive-class f foo } ] [ foo <primitive-class> bar <primitive-class> 2array <or-class> bar <primitive-class> f answer ] unit-test

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@ -163,20 +163,32 @@ M: integer combine-or
: try-combine ( elt1 elt2 quot -- combined/f ? )
3dup call [ [ 3drop ] dip t ] [ drop swapd call ] if ; inline
DEFER: answer
:: try-cancel ( elt1 elt2 empty -- combined/f ? )
[ elt1 elt2 empty answer dup elt1 = not ] try-combine ;
:: prefix-combining ( seq elt quot: ( elt1 elt2 -- combined/f ? ) -- newseq )
f :> combined!
seq [ elt quot try-combine swap combined! ] find drop
seq [ elt quot call swap combined! ] find drop
[ seq remove-nth combined prefix ]
[ seq elt prefix ] if* ; inline
: combine-by ( seq quot -- new-seq )
{ } swap '[ _ prefix-combining ] reduce ; inline
:: seq>instance ( seq empty class -- instance )
seq length {
{ 0 [ empty ] }
{ 1 [ seq first ] }
[ drop class new seq >>seq ]
} case ; inline
:: combine ( seq quot: ( elt1 elt2 -- combined/f ? ) empty class -- newseq )
seq class flatten
{ } [ quot prefix-combining ] reduce
dup length {
{ 0 [ drop empty ] }
{ 1 [ first ] }
[ drop class new swap >>seq ]
} case ; inline
[ quot try-combine ] combine-by
! [ empty try-cancel ] combine-by ! This makes the algorithm O(n^4)
empty class seq>instance ; inline
: <and-class> ( seq -- class )
[ combine-and ] t and-class combine ;
@ -218,36 +230,36 @@ UNION: class primitive-class not-class or-class and-class range ;
TUPLE: condition question yes no ;
C: <condition> condition
GENERIC# replace-question 2 ( class from to -- new-class )
GENERIC# answer 2 ( class from to -- new-class )
M:: object replace-question ( class from to -- new-class )
M:: object answer ( class from to -- new-class )
class from = to class ? ;
: replace-compound ( class from to -- seq )
[ seq>> ] 2dip '[ _ _ replace-question ] map ;
[ seq>> ] 2dip '[ _ _ answer ] map ;
M: and-class replace-question
M: and-class answer
replace-compound <and-class> ;
M: or-class replace-question
M: or-class answer
replace-compound <or-class> ;
M: not-class replace-question
[ class>> ] 2dip replace-question <not-class> ;
M: not-class answer
[ class>> ] 2dip answer <not-class> ;
: answer ( table question answer -- new-table )
'[ _ _ replace-question ] assoc-map
: assoc-answer ( table question answer -- new-table )
'[ _ _ answer ] assoc-map
[ nip ] assoc-filter ;
: answers ( table questions answer -- new-table )
'[ _ answer ] each ;
: assoc-answers ( table questions answer -- new-table )
'[ _ assoc-answer ] each ;
DEFER: make-condition
: (make-condition) ( table questions question -- condition )
[ 2nip ]
[ swap [ t answer ] dip make-condition ]
[ swap [ f answer ] dip make-condition ] 3tri
[ swap [ t assoc-answer ] dip make-condition ]
[ swap [ f assoc-answer ] dip make-condition ] 3tri
2dup = [ 2nip ] [ <condition> ] if ;
: make-condition ( table questions -- condition )

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! Copyright (C) 2009 Daniel Ehrenberg
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: regexp.combinators tools.test regexp kernel sequences regexp.matchers ;
USING: regexp.combinators tools.test regexp kernel sequences ;
IN: regexp.combinators.tests
: strings ( -- regexp )
@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ USE: multiline
{ R' .*a' R' b.*' } <and> ;
[ t ] [ "bljhasflsda" conj matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "bsdfdfs" conj matches? ] unit-test ! why does this fail?
[ f ] [ "bsdfdfs" conj matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "fsfa" conj matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "bljhasflsda" conj <not> matches? ] unit-test

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@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
! Copyright (C) 2009 Daniel Ehrenberg.
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: regexp.classes kernel sequences regexp.negation
quotations regexp.minimize assocs fry math locals combinators
quotations assocs fry math locals combinators
accessors words compiler.units kernel.private strings
sequences.private arrays regexp.matchers call namespaces
sequences.private arrays call namespaces
regexp.transition-tables combinators.short-circuit ;
IN: regexp.compiler
GENERIC: question>quot ( question -- quot )
<PRIVATE
SYMBOL: shortest?
SYMBOL: backwards?
<PRIVATE
M: t question>quot drop [ 2drop t ] ;
M: beginning-of-input question>quot
@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ C: <box> box
: non-literals>dispatch ( literals non-literals -- quot )
[ swap ] assoc-map ! we want state => predicate, and get the opposite as input
swap keys f answers
swap keys f assoc-answers
table>condition [ <box> ] condition-map condition>quot ;
: literals>cases ( literal-transitions -- case-body )
@ -106,13 +106,15 @@ C: <box> box
transitions>quot ;
: states>code ( words dfa -- )
'[
[ ! with-compilation-unit doesn't compile, so we need call( -- )
[
dup _ word>quot
(( last-match index string -- ? ))
define-declared
] each
] with-compilation-unit ;
'[
dup _ word>quot
(( last-match index string -- ? ))
define-declared
] each
] with-compilation-unit
] call( words dfa -- ) ;
: states>words ( dfa -- words dfa )
dup transitions>> keys [ gensym ] H{ } map>assoc
@ -120,34 +122,23 @@ C: <box> box
[ values ]
bi swap ;
: dfa>word ( dfa -- word )
: dfa>main-word ( dfa -- word )
states>words [ states>code ] keep start-state>> ;
: check-string ( string -- string )
! Make this configurable
dup string? [ "String required" throw ] unless ;
: setup-regexp ( start-index string -- f start-index string )
[ f ] [ >fixnum ] [ check-string ] tri* ; inline
PRIVATE>
! The quotation returned is ( start-index string -- i/f )
: simple-define-temp ( quot effect -- word )
[ [ define-temp ] with-compilation-unit ] call( quot effect -- word ) ;
: dfa>quotation ( dfa -- quot )
dfa>word execution-quot '[ setup-regexp @ ] ;
: dfa>word ( dfa -- quot )
dfa>main-word execution-quot '[ drop [ f ] 2dip @ ]
(( start-index string regexp -- i/f )) simple-define-temp ;
: dfa>shortest-quotation ( dfa -- quot )
t shortest? [ dfa>quotation ] with-variable ;
: dfa>shortest-word ( dfa -- word )
t shortest? [ dfa>word ] with-variable ;
: dfa>reverse-quotation ( dfa -- quot )
t backwards? [ dfa>quotation ] with-variable ;
: dfa>reverse-word ( dfa -- word )
t backwards? [ dfa>word ] with-variable ;
: dfa>reverse-shortest-quotation ( dfa -- quot )
t backwards? [ dfa>shortest-quotation ] with-variable ;
TUPLE: quot-matcher quot ;
C: <quot-matcher> quot-matcher
M: quot-matcher match-index-from
quot>> call( index string -- i/f ) ;
: dfa>reverse-shortest-word ( dfa -- word )
t backwards? [ dfa>shortest-word ] with-variable ;

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@ -6,9 +6,6 @@ regexp.ast regexp.transition-tables regexp.minimize
regexp.dfa namespaces ;
IN: regexp.negation
: ast>dfa ( parse-tree -- minimal-dfa )
construct-nfa disambiguate construct-dfa minimize ;
CONSTANT: fail-state -1
: add-default-transition ( state's-transitions -- new-state's-transitions )
@ -49,5 +46,8 @@ CONSTANT: fail-state -1
[ final-states>> keys first ]
[ nfa-table get [ transitions>> ] bi@ swap update ] tri ;
: ast>dfa ( parse-tree -- minimal-dfa )
construct-nfa disambiguate construct-dfa minimize ;
M: negation nfa-node ( node -- start end )
term>> ast>dfa negate-table adjoin-dfa ;

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! Copyright (C) 2008, 2009 Doug Coleman, Daniel Ehrenberg.
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: kernel strings help.markup help.syntax regexp.matchers math ;
USING: kernel strings help.markup help.syntax math ;
IN: regexp
ABOUT: "regexp"
@ -39,13 +39,14 @@ ARTICLE: { "regexp" "theory" } "The theory of regular expressions"
"The Factor regular expression engine was built with the design decision to support negation and intersection at the expense of backreferences. This lets us have a guaranteed linear-time matching algorithm. Systems like Ragel and Lex also use this algorithm, but in the Factor regular expression engine, all other features of regexps are still present." ;
ARTICLE: { "regexp" "operations" } "Matching operations with regular expressions"
{ $subsection all-matches }
{ $subsection matches? }
{ $subsection re-contains? }
{ $subsection first-match }
{ $subsection all-matches }
{ $subsection re-split1 }
{ $subsection re-split }
{ $subsection re-replace }
{ $subsection count-matches }
{ $subsection re-replace } ;
{ $subsection count-matches } ;
HELP: <regexp>
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } }
@ -63,25 +64,33 @@ HELP: regexp
{ $class-description "The class of regular expressions. To construct these, see " { $link { "regexp" "construction" } } "." } ;
HELP: matches?
{ $values { "string" string } { "matcher" regexp } { "?" "a boolean" } }
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } { "?" "a boolean" } }
{ $description "Tests if the string as a whole matches the given regular expression." } ;
HELP: re-split1
{ $values { "string" string } { "matcher" regexp } { "before" string } { "after/f" string } }
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } { "before" string } { "after/f" string } }
{ $description "Searches the string for a substring which matches the pattern. If found, the input string is split on the leftmost and longest occurence of the match, and the two halves are given as output. If no match is found, then the input string and " { $link f } " are output." } ;
HELP: all-matches
{ $values { "string" string } { "matcher" regexp } { "seq" "a sequence of slices of the input" } }
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } { "seq" "a sequence of slices of the input" } }
{ $description "Finds a sequence of disjoint substrings which each match the pattern. It chooses this by finding the leftmost longest match, and then the leftmost longest match which starts after the end of the previous match, and so on." } ;
HELP: count-matches
{ $values { "string" string } { "matcher" regexp } { "n" integer } }
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } { "n" integer } }
{ $description "Counts how many disjoint matches the regexp has in the string, as made unambiguous by " { $link all-matches } "." } ;
HELP: re-split
{ $values { "string" string } { "matcher" regexp } { "seq" "a sequence of slices of the input" } }
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } { "seq" "a sequence of slices of the input" } }
{ $description "Splits the input string into chunks separated by the regular expression. Each chunk contains no match of the regexp. The chunks are chosen by the strategy of " { $link all-matches } "." } ;
HELP: re-replace
{ $values { "string" string } { "matcher" regexp } { "replacement" string } { "result" string } }
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } { "replacement" string } { "result" string } }
{ $description "Replaces substrings which match the input regexp with the given replacement text. The boundaries of the substring are chosen by the strategy used by " { $link all-matches } "." } ;
HELP: first-match
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } { "slice/f" "the match, if one exists" } }
{ $description "Finds the first match of the regular expression in the string, and returns it as a slice. If there is no match, then " { $link f } " is returned." } ;
HELP: re-contains?
{ $values { "string" string } { "regexp" regexp } { "?" "a boolean" } }
{ $description "Determines whether the string has a substring which matches the regular expression given." } ;

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@ -1,13 +1,12 @@
! Copyright (C) 2008, 2009 Doug Coleman, Daniel Ehrenberg
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: regexp tools.test kernel sequences regexp.parser regexp.private
eval strings multiline accessors regexp.matchers ;
eval strings multiline accessors ;
IN: regexp-tests
\ <regexp> must-infer
! the following don't compile because [ ] with-compilation-unit doesn't compile
! \ compile-regexp must-infer
! \ matches? must-infer
\ compile-regexp must-infer
\ matches? must-infer
[ f ] [ "b" "a*" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "" "a*" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
@ -212,8 +211,8 @@ IN: regexp-tests
[ f ] [ "aaaxb" "a+ab" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "aaacb" "a+cb" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ 3 ] [ "aaacb" "a*" <regexp> match-index-head ] unit-test
[ 2 ] [ "aaacb" "aa?" <regexp> match-index-head ] unit-test
[ "aaa" ] [ "aaacb" "a*" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ "aa" ] [ "aaacb" "aa?" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "aaa" R/ AAA/i matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "aax" R/ AAA/i matches? ] unit-test
@ -240,11 +239,11 @@ IN: regexp-tests
[ f ] [ "A" "\\p{Lower}" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "A" R/ \p{Lower}/i matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "abc" reverse R/ abc/r matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "abc" reverse R/ a[bB][cC]/r matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "abc" R/ abc/r matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "abc" R/ a[bB][cC]/r matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ 3 "xabc" R/ abc/ <reverse-matcher> match-index-from >boolean ] unit-test
[ t ] [ 3 "xabc" R/ a[bB][cC]/ <reverse-matcher> match-index-from >boolean ] unit-test
[ t ] [ 3 "xabc" R/ abc/r match-index-from >boolean ] unit-test
[ t ] [ 3 "xabc" R/ a[bB][cC]/r match-index-from >boolean ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "s@f" "[a-z.-]@[a-z]" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "a" "[a-z.-]@[a-z]" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
@ -269,13 +268,13 @@ IN: regexp-tests
[ ] [ "USING: regexp kernel ; R' \\*[^\s*][^*]*\\*' drop" eval ] unit-test
[ "ab" ] [ "ab" "(a|ab)(bc)?" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "abc" ] [ "abc" "(a|ab)(bc)?" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "ab" ] [ "ab" "(a|ab)(bc)?" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ "abc" ] [ "abc" "(a|ab)(bc)?" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ "ab" ] [ "ab" "(ab|a)(bc)?" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "abc" ] [ "abc" "(ab|a)(bc)?" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "ab" ] [ "ab" "(ab|a)(bc)?" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ "abc" ] [ "abc" "(ab|a)(bc)?" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ "b" ] [ "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab" "((a*)*b)*b" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "b" ] [ "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab" "((a*)*b)*b" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ { "1" "2" "3" "4" } ]
[ "1ABC2DEF3GHI4" R/ [A-Z]+/ re-split [ >string ] map ] unit-test
@ -301,18 +300,18 @@ IN: regexp-tests
[ "-- title --" ] [ "== title ==" R/ =/ "-" re-replace ] unit-test
[ "" ] [ "ab" "a(?!b)" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "a" ] [ "ac" "a(?!b)" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "" ] [ "ab" "a(?!b)" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ "a" ] [ "ac" "a(?!b)" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "fxxbar" ".{3}(?!foo)bar" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "foobar" ".{3}(?!foo)bar" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "fxxbar" "(?!foo).{3}bar" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "foobar" "(?!foo).{3}bar" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
[ "a" ] [ "ab" "a(?=b)(?=b)" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "a" ] [ "ba" "(?<=b)(?<=b)a" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "a" ] [ "cab" "(?<=c)a(?=b)" <regexp> match-head >string ] unit-test
[ "a" ] [ "ab" "a(?=b)(?=b)" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ "a" ] [ "ba" "(?<=b)(?<=b)a" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ "a" ] [ "cab" "(?<=c)a(?=b)" <regexp> first-match >string ] unit-test
[ 3 ] [ "foobar" "foo(?=bar)" <regexp> match-index-head ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "foobxr" "foo(?=bar)" <regexp> match-index-head ] unit-test
[ 3 ] [ "foobar" "foo(?=bar)" <regexp> first-match length ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "foobxr" "foo(?=bar)" <regexp> first-match ] unit-test
! Bug in parsing word
[ t ] [ "a" R' a' matches? ] unit-test
@ -342,9 +341,19 @@ IN: regexp-tests
[ t ] [ "aaaa" R/ .*a./ matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "ab" R/ (?~ac|\p{Lower}b)/ matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "ab" R/ (?~ac|[a-z]b)/ matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "ac" R/ (?~ac|\p{Lower}b)/ matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "ac" R/ (?~ac|[a-z]b)/ matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "ac" R/ (?~[a-zA-Z]c|\p{Lower}b)/ matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "ab" R/ (?~[a-zA-Z]c|\p{Lower}b)/ matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "πb" R/ (?~[a-zA-Z]c|\p{Lower}b)/ matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "πc" R/ (?~[a-zA-Z]c|\p{Lower}b)/ matches? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "Ab" R/ (?~[a-zA-Z]c|\p{Lower}b)/ matches? ] unit-test
! DFA is compiled when needed, or when literal
[ f ] [ "foo" <regexp> dfa>> >boolean ] unit-test
[ t ] [ R/ foo/ dfa>> >boolean ] unit-test
[ regexp-initial-word ] [ "foo" <regexp> dfa>> ] unit-test
[ f ] [ R/ foo/ dfa>> \ regexp-initial-word = ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "a" R/ ^a/ matches? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "\na" R/ ^a/ matches? ] unit-test
@ -415,8 +424,12 @@ IN: regexp-tests
[ 1 ] [ "a\r" R/ a$/m count-matches ] unit-test
[ 1 ] [ "a\r\n" R/ a$/m count-matches ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "foobxr" "foo\\z" <regexp> match-index-head ] unit-test
[ 3 ] [ "foo" "foo\\z" <regexp> match-index-head ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "foobxr" "foo\\z" <regexp> first-match ] unit-test
[ 3 ] [ "foo" "foo\\z" <regexp> first-match length ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "a foo b" R/ foo/ re-contains? ] unit-test
[ f ] [ "a bar b" R/ foo/ re-contains? ] unit-test
[ t ] [ "foo" R/ foo/ re-contains? ] unit-test
! [ t ] [ "foo" "\\bfoo\\b" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test
! [ t ] [ "afoob" "\\Bfoo\\B" <regexp> matches? ] unit-test

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@ -2,71 +2,166 @@
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: accessors combinators kernel math sequences strings sets
assocs prettyprint.backend prettyprint.custom make lexer
namespaces parser arrays fry locals regexp.minimize
regexp.parser regexp.nfa regexp.dfa regexp.classes
regexp.transition-tables splitting sorting regexp.ast
regexp.negation regexp.matchers regexp.compiler ;
namespaces parser arrays fry locals regexp.parser splitting
sorting regexp.ast regexp.negation regexp.compiler words
call call.private math.ranges ;
IN: regexp
TUPLE: regexp
{ raw read-only }
{ parse-tree read-only }
{ options read-only }
dfa reverse-dfa ;
dfa next-match ;
: make-regexp ( string ast -- regexp )
f f <options> f f regexp boa ; foldable
! Foldable because, when the dfa slot is set,
! it'll be set to the same thing regardless of who sets it
TUPLE: reverse-regexp < regexp ;
: <optioned-regexp> ( string options -- regexp )
[ dup parse-regexp ] [ string>options ] bi*
f f regexp boa ;
<PRIVATE
: <regexp> ( string -- regexp ) "" <optioned-regexp> ;
: maybe-negated ( lookaround quot -- regexp-quot )
'[ term>> @ ] [ positive?>> [ ] [ not ] ? ] bi compose ; inline
TUPLE: reverse-matcher regexp ;
C: <reverse-matcher> reverse-matcher
! Reverse matchers won't work properly with most combinators, for now
M: lookahead question>quot ! Returns ( index string -- ? )
[ ast>dfa dfa>shortest-word '[ f _ execute ] ] maybe-negated ;
: <reversed-option> ( ast -- reversed )
"r" string>options <with-options> ;
M: lookbehind question>quot ! Returns ( index string -- ? )
[
<reversed-option>
ast>dfa dfa>reverse-shortest-word
'[ [ 1- ] dip f _ execute ]
] maybe-negated ;
<PRIVATE
: check-string ( string -- string )
! Make this configurable
dup string? [ "String required" throw ] unless ;
: match-index-from ( i string regexp -- index/f )
! This word is unsafe. It assumes that i is a fixnum
! and that string is a string.
dup dfa>> execute( index string regexp -- i/f ) ;
GENERIC: end/start ( string regexp -- end start )
M: regexp end/start drop length 0 ;
M: reverse-regexp end/start drop length 1- -1 swap ;
PRIVATE>
: matches? ( string regexp -- ? )
[ end/start ] 2keep
[ check-string ] dip
match-index-from
[ swap = ] [ drop f ] if* ;
<PRIVATE
: match-slice ( i string quot -- slice/f )
[ 2dup ] dip call
[ swap <slice> ] [ 2drop f ] if* ; inline
: match-from ( i string quot -- slice/f )
[ [ length [a,b) ] keep ] dip
'[ _ _ match-slice ] map-find drop ; inline
: next-match ( i string quot -- i match/f )
match-from [ dup [ to>> ] when ] keep ; inline
: do-next-match ( i string regexp -- i match/f )
dup next-match>> execute( i string regexp -- i match/f ) ;
PRIVATE>
: all-matches ( string regexp -- seq )
[ check-string ] dip
[ 0 [ dup ] ] 2dip '[ _ _ do-next-match ] produce
nip but-last ;
: count-matches ( string regexp -- n )
all-matches length ;
<PRIVATE
:: split-slices ( string slices -- new-slices )
slices [ to>> ] map 0 prefix
slices [ from>> ] map string length suffix
[ string <slice> ] 2map ;
PRIVATE>
: first-match ( string regexp -- slice/f )
[ 0 ] [ check-string ] [ ] tri*
do-next-match nip ;
: re-contains? ( string regexp -- ? )
first-match >boolean ;
: re-split1 ( string regexp -- before after/f )
dupd first-match [ 1array split-slices first2 ] [ f ] if* ;
: re-split ( string regexp -- seq )
dupd all-matches split-slices ;
: re-replace ( string regexp replacement -- result )
[ re-split ] dip join ;
<PRIVATE
: get-ast ( regexp -- ast )
[ parse-tree>> ] [ options>> ] bi <with-options> ;
: compile-regexp ( regexp -- regexp )
dup '[ [ _ get-ast ast>dfa dfa>quotation ] unless* ] change-dfa ;
GENERIC: compile-regexp ( regex -- regexp )
: <reversed-option> ( ast -- reversed )
"r" string>options <with-options> ;
: regexp-initial-word ( i string regexp -- i/f )
compile-regexp match-index-from ;
: maybe-negated ( lookaround quot -- regexp-quot )
'[ term>> @ ] [ positive?>> [ ] [ not ] ? ] bi compose ; inline
M: lookahead question>quot ! Returns ( index string -- ? )
[ ast>dfa dfa>shortest-quotation ] maybe-negated ;
M: lookbehind question>quot ! Returns ( index string -- ? )
[
<reversed-option>
ast>dfa dfa>reverse-shortest-quotation
[ [ 1- ] dip ] prepose
] maybe-negated ;
: compile-reverse ( regexp -- regexp )
: do-compile-regexp ( regexp -- regexp )
dup '[
[
_ get-ast <reversed-option>
ast>dfa dfa>reverse-quotation
] unless*
] change-reverse-dfa ;
dup \ regexp-initial-word =
[ drop _ get-ast ast>dfa dfa>word ] when
] change-dfa ;
M: regexp match-index-from
compile-regexp dfa>> <quot-matcher> match-index-from ;
M: regexp compile-regexp ( regexp -- regexp )
do-compile-regexp ;
M: reverse-matcher match-index-from
regexp>> compile-reverse reverse-dfa>>
<quot-matcher> match-index-from ;
M: reverse-regexp compile-regexp ( regexp -- regexp )
t backwards? [ do-compile-regexp ] with-variable ;
GENERIC: compile-next-match ( regexp -- regexp )
: next-initial-word ( i string regexp -- i slice/f )
compile-next-match do-next-match ;
M: regexp compile-next-match ( regexp -- regexp )
dup '[
dup \ next-initial-word = [
drop _ compile-regexp dfa>>
'[ _ '[ _ _ execute ] next-match ]
(( i string -- i match/f )) simple-define-temp
] when
] change-next-match ;
! Write M: reverse-regexp compile-next-match
PRIVATE>
: new-regexp ( string ast options class -- regexp )
[ \ regexp-initial-word \ next-initial-word ] dip boa ; inline
: make-regexp ( string ast -- regexp )
f f <options> regexp new-regexp ;
: <optioned-regexp> ( string options -- regexp )
[ dup parse-regexp ] [ string>options ] bi*
dup on>> reversed-regexp swap member?
[ reverse-regexp new-regexp ]
[ regexp new-regexp ] if ;
: <regexp> ( string -- regexp ) "" <optioned-regexp> ;
<PRIVATE
! The following two should do some caching
@ -97,7 +192,7 @@ M: reverse-matcher match-index-from
: parsing-regexp ( accum end -- accum )
lexer get [ take-until ] [ parse-noblank-token ] bi
<optioned-regexp> compile-regexp parsed ;
<optioned-regexp> compile-next-match parsed ;
PRIVATE>
@ -120,3 +215,4 @@ M: regexp pprint*
[ options>> options>string % ] bi
] "" make
] keep present-text ;

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! Copyright (C) 2006, 2008 Slava Pestov
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: kernel continuations sequences math namespaces make sets
math.parser math.ranges assocs regexp regexp.matchers unicode.categories arrays
math.parser math.ranges assocs regexp unicode.categories arrays
hashtables words classes quotations xmode.catalog unicode.case ;
IN: validators

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! Copyright (C) 2008 Slava Pestov.
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
IN: xmode.marker
USING: kernel namespaces make xmode.rules xmode.tokens
xmode.marker.state xmode.marker.context xmode.utilities
xmode.catalog sequences math assocs combinators strings
regexp splitting ascii unicode.case regexp.matchers
ascii combinators.short-circuit accessors ;
regexp splitting unicode.case
combinators.short-circuit accessors ;
IN: xmode.marker
! Next two words copied from parser-combinators
! Just like head?, but they optionally ignore case

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! Copyright (C) 2008 Slava Pestov.
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: accessors regexp.matchers prettyprint io io.encodings.ascii
USING: accessors prettyprint io io.encodings.ascii
io.files kernel sequences assocs namespaces regexp ;
IN: benchmark.regex-dna