RegularExp::SearchBackward
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NAME
RegularExp::SearchBackward - instance method
TEMPLATE
foundPosition = int
SearchBackward(char * string, int * nMatched, int pos = cMaxInt, int size = -1, int range = cMaxInt, RegExRegs * regs = NULL)
SPECIFIERS
public
DESCRIPTION
SearchBackward searches the next matching substring starting at position pos and trying pos-1, pos-2, etc.
ARGUMENTS
- char * string
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the string to be searched
- int * nMatched
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the length of the matched pattern
- int pos = cMaxInt
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position in the string where to start searching
- int size = -1
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the length of the string argument. If it is -1, then the length is determined by the terminating zero character.
- int range = cMaxInt
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how many characters to search
- RegExRegs * regs = NULL
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after return contains information about (...) subexpressions
RETURN ARGUMENT
- int foundPosition
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the position of the matching substring or -1 if no match
CATEGORIES
client interface
FILES
- implementation:
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RegularExp.C
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