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greenuri
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 Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2005 5:38 am Post subject: [Nuri] How can i use Boost 1.32 |
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Hi there.
I'm using bcb6 sp4 and i wanna to use boost 1.32.
So I get Boost Library from www.boost.org
and install it.
bjam "-sTOOLS=borland"
but simple regex library example doesn't correctly
#include <iostream>
#include <locale>
#include <boost/regex.hpp>
using std::cout;
using std::wcout;
using std::endl;
void test_search() {
cout << "nregex_search for const char*" << endl;
{
const char* source = "
href='http://www.roguewave.com:80/index.html'>here</a>";
boost::reg_expression<char> regex;
regex.set_expression("(([a-z]+) ? //([^:/]+)( [0-9]+))? /([a-zA-Z.
0-9]*)");
regex.str().assign("(([a-z]+)? //([^:/]+)([0-9]+))? /([a-zA-Z.
0-9]*)");
boost::match_results<const char*> results;
cout << "URL = " << source << endl
<< "regex = " << regex. str() << endl;
if ( boost::regex_search(source, results, regex) ) {
cout << " scheme :" << results. str(2) << endl
<< " host :" << results. str(3) << endl
<< " port :" << results. str(5) << endl
<< " path :" << results. str(6) << endl;
} else {
cout << "no match. " << endl;
}
}
cout << "nregex_search for std::string" << endl;
{
std::string source = "
href='http://www.roguewave.com:80/index.html'>here</a>";
boost::reg_expression<std::string::value_type> regex;
regex.str().assign("(([a-z]+)? //([^:/]+)([0-9]+))? /([a-zA-Z.
0-9]*)");
boost::match_results<std::string::const_iterator> results;
cout << "URL = " << source << endl
<< "regex = " << regex. str() << endl;
if ( boost::regex_search(source, results, regex) ) {
cout << " scheme :" << results. str(2) << endl
<< " host :" << results. str(3) << endl
<< " port :" << results. str(5) << endl
<< " path :" << results. str(6) << endl;
} else {
cout << "no match. " << endl;
}
}
}
int main() {
std::locale::global(std::locale("korean"));
test_search();
return 0;
}
This example source Result is
regex_search for const char*
URL =
regex = (([a-z]+)? //([^:/]+)([0-9]+))? /([a-zA-Z. 0-9]*)
scheme :http
host :www.roguewave.com
port :80
path :index.html
but in my Bcb6
Result is doesn't match
ooops
i'll be crazy
some one help me
how to install boost library in Borland C++ Builder 6?
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Thomas Maeder [TeamB]
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| Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2005 8:54 am Post subject: Re: [Nuri] How can i use Boost 1.32 |
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"greenuri" <greenuri (AT) pmbinfo (DOT) com> writes:
| Quote: | const char* source = "<a
href='http://www.roguewave.com:80/index.html'>here</a>";
boost::reg_expression<char> regex;
regex.set_expression("(([a-z]+)? //([^:/]+)([0-9]+))? /([a-zA-Z.
0-9]*)");
regex.str().assign("(([a-z]+)? //([^:/]+)([0-9]+))? /([a-zA-Z.
0-9]*)");
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Both these expressions have blanks after the question marks which
shouldn't be there.
I think there are other errors, as well. E.g. a colon with no port may
follow the host name; and you disallow capital characters and digits
in host names.
When I first had to parse URIs, I started from the regular expression
from Annex B of http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2396.txt and added support
for the port after the host name. I have come up with
boost::regex const URIexp("(?[^:/?#]+)?"
"(?://([^/?#:]*)(?:[^/?#]*))?)?"
"([^?#]*)"
"(\?([^#]*))?"
"(#(.*))?");
I'd write [?] rather than \? on the 4th line of the expression if I
wrote that expression now, but it seems to work well.
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