Hitori is generic compile-time regular expressions library. It works by creating series of if-statements and for-loops for each expression.
See code samples along with the traits, impls and structs they expand to in [examples].
Pattern matching is step-by-step. It is impossible to to detach last element of a repetition.
For example, using [regex] one can rewrite a+ as a*a and it would still match any
sequence of as longer than zero. With [hitori], however, a* would consume
all the as, and the expression won't match.
Step-by step pattern matching also leads to diminished performance when matching large texts and an expression contains repetitions of frequent characters.
alloc (enabled by default) – string replace functions and blanket implementations
of [hitori] traits for boxes using alloc crate.macros (enabled by default) – [impl_expr_mut] and [impl_expr] macros.find-hitori – finds hitori package to be used in macros
even if it has been renamed in Cargo.toml. macros feature is required.examples – includes [examples] module into the build.Licensed under either of Apache License, Version 2.0 or MIT license at your option.
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