#include <sys/types.h>
#endif
+#ifndef __WXWINCE__
#include <regex.h>
+#endif
#include "wx/regex.h"
msg = wxString(buf.data(), wxConvLibc);
#else // !Unicode
- (void)regerror(errorcode, &m_RegEx, msg.GetWriteBuf(len), len);
-
- msg.UngetWriteBuf();
+ (void)regerror(errorcode, &m_RegEx, wxStringBuffer(msg, len), len);
#endif // Unicode/!Unicode
}
else // regerror() returned 0
m_nMatches = 1;
// and some more for bracketed subexperessions
- const wxChar *cptr = expr.c_str();
- wxChar prev = _T('\0');
- while ( *cptr != _T('\0') )
+ for ( const wxChar *cptr = expr.c_str(); *cptr; cptr++ )
{
- // is this a subexpr start, i.e. "(" for extended regex or
- // "\(" for a basic one?
- if ( *cptr == _T('(') &&
- (flags & wxRE_BASIC ? prev == _T('\\')
- : prev != _T('\\')) )
+ if ( *cptr == _T('\\') )
{
+ // in basic RE syntax groups are inside \(...\)
+ if ( *++cptr == _T('(') && (flags & wxRE_BASIC) )
+ {
+ m_nMatches++;
+ }
+ }
+ else if ( *cptr == _T('(') && !(flags & wxRE_BASIC) )
+ {
+ // we know that the previous character is not an unquoted
+ // backslash because it would have been eaten above, so we
+ // have a bar '(' and this indicates a group start for the
+ // extended syntax
m_nMatches++;
}
-
- prev = *cptr;
- cptr++;
}
}