Returns true if input matched the pattern using method Const::SCAN, Const::FIND, Const::SPLIT, or Const::MATCH.

The match method Const::SCAN, Const::FIND, Const::SPLIT, or Const::MATCH

The match method Const::SCAN, Const::FIND, Const::SPLIT, or Const::MATCH, implemented with boost::regex.

Returns true if input fuzzy-matched the pattern using method Const::SCAN, Const::FIND, Const::SPLIT, or Const::MATCH.

The match method Const::SCAN, Const::FIND, Const::SPLIT, or Const::MATCH, implemented with PCRE2.

get match or context string pointer and size

appease ranlib "has no symbols"

appease ranlib "has no symbols"

clone the CNF of AND/OR/NOT matchers - the caller is responsible to deallocate the returned list of matchers if not NULL

Returns nonzero capture index (i.e. true) if the entire input matches this matcher's pattern (and internally caches the true/false result to permit re

return character width of the specified UTF-8 sequence, 0 (invalid or non-spacing character), 1 (single width) or 2 (double width)

return pointer to string after pos screen columns

return the total number of screen columns to display a string

display a message

Alt/Meta/Option key

get modification time (micro seconds) from directory entry

Append the next match to the currently matched text returned by AbstractMatcher::text, when the next match found is adjacent to the current match.

move the cursor to a column in the query search line

Create a new boost::regex iterator to (continue to) advance over input.

Create a new std::regex iterator to (continue to) advance over input.

Returns a new copy of the matcher for the given input.

Update indentation column counter for indent() and dedent().

jump to the next hex dump location (option -o)

next buffer, allocate one if needed (when multi-threaded and lock is owned by another thread)

advance to the next before context line, if present

receive a job for this worker, wait until one arrives

Perform next PCRE2 match, return true if a match is found.

disable bold font and/or bright colors

Returns true if nodent.

disable invert (reverse video)

normal font and colors

normalize operator tree to CNF

disable underline

output a single byte in octal

open a file for (binary) reading and assign input, decompress the file when -z, --decompress specified, may throw bad_alloc

open a hyperlink

Returns true if bit vectors are unequal.

AbstractMatcher::Iterator inequality.

Returns true if matched text is not equal to a string, useful for std::algorithm.

Bit-and (set intersection) of two bit vectors.

Returns the intersection of two range sets.

Returns the intersection of two open-ended range sets.

Bit-and bit value.

define a reflex::AbstractMatcher functor to handle buffer shifts

define a reflex::AbstractMatcher functor to handle buffer shifts by saving the restline used for context

functor invoked by the reflex::AbstractMatcher when the buffer contents are shifted out, also called explicitly in grep::search

functor invoked by the reflex::AbstractMatcher when the buffer contents are shifted out, also called explicitly in grep::search

functor invoked by the reflex::AbstractMatcher when the buffer contents are shifted out, also called explicitly in grep::search

functor invoked by the reflex::AbstractMatcher when the buffer contents are shifted out, also called explicitly in grep::search

functor invoked by the reflex::AbstractMatcher when the buffer contents are shifted out, also called explicitly in grep::search

Compares two ranges lhs and rhs and returns true if lhs < rhs.

AbstractMatcher::Operation() matches input to a pattern using method Const::SCAN, Const::FIND, or Const::SPLIT.

Returns the union of two range sets, same as Ranges::operator|(rs).

Returns the union of two range sets.

AbstractMatcher::Iterator postincrement.

Bit-delete (set minus) of two bit vectors.

Returns the difference of two open-ended range sets.

AbstractMatcher::Iterator pointer.

Returns true if the bit vector is lexicographically less-or-equal to the given right-hand side bits.

True if this range set is lexicographically less or equal to range set rs.

Returns true if bit vectors are equal.

AbstractMatcher::Iterator equality.

Returns true if matched text is equal to a string, useful for std::algorithm.

Returns true if the bit vector is lexicographically greater than the given right-hand side bits.

True if this range set is lexicographically greater than range set rs.

Returns true if the bit vector is lexicographically greater-or-equal to the given right-hand side bits.

True if this range set is lexicographically greater or equal to range set rs.

Returns captured text as a std::pair<const char*,size_t> with string pointer (non-0-terminated) and length.