captures for every match, as find_all finds them.
Regex :: #import "Extensions/Regex";
re, _ := Regex.compile("([a-z])=([0-9])");
all := Regex.captures_all(*re, "a=1, b=2");
assert(all.count == 2);
value, _ := Regex.group(all[1], 2);
assert(value == "2");
Regex.free_regex(*re);captures_all :: (re: *Regex, text: string) -> [..] CapturesParameters
- re: *Regex
- text: string
Returns
- [..] Captures
captures_all :: ($R: Type, text: string) -> [..] R.Groupscaptures for every match.
Parameters
- $R: Type
- text: string
Returns
- [..] R.Groups
Regex :: #import "Extensions/Regex";
Pair :: Regex.Static("(?<key>[a-z]+)=(?<value>[0-9]+)");
pairs := Regex.captures_all(Pair, "a=1 b=2");
assert(pairs.count == 2 && pairs[1].key == "b");