RegExpMatch(string, string, int, int)
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Jump to navigationJump to searchApplies sRegExp on sValue, returning an array containing all matching groups.
Parameters
- sRegExp
- The regular expression string.
- sValue
- A string value to operate upon with the regular expression.
- nSyntaxFlags
- nSyntaxFlags is a mask of REGEXP_* constants.
- nMatchFlags
- nMatchFlags is a mask of REGEXP_MATCH_* and REGEXP_FORMAT_* constants.
Description
Applies sRegExp on sValue, returning an array containing all matching groups.
- The regexp is not bounded by default (so /t/ will match "test").
- A matching result with always return a JSON_ARRAY with the full match as the first element.
- All matching groups will be returned as additional elements, depth-first.
- A non-matching result will return a empty JSON_ARRAY.
- If there was an error, the function will return JSON_NULL, with a error string filled in.
- nSyntaxFlags is a mask of REGEXP_*
- nMatchFlags is a mask of REGEXP_MATCH_* and REGEXP_FORMAT_*.
Remarks
Make sure you know regular expressions before using this - else you might end up with more problems to debug then you realise.
There won't be large amounts of regular expression documentation on this wiki, find that elsewhere.
Version
This function was added in 1.87.8193.35 of NWN:EE.
Example
RegExpMatch("[", "test value") // -> null (error: "The expression contained mismatched [ and ].")
RegExpMatch("nothing", "test value") // -> []
RegExpMatch("^test", "test value") // -> ["test"]
RegExpMatch("^(test) (.+)$", "test value") // -> ["test value", "test", "value"]
RegExpMatch("nothing", "test value") // -> []
RegExpMatch("^test", "test value") // -> ["test"]
RegExpMatch("^(test) (.+)$", "test value") // -> ["test value", "test", "value"]
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author: Shadguy