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PHP's und Apache's regex Bibliothek wurde von Henry Spencer geschrieben. Es scheint eine Neue von Henry zu geben. Henry und Rasmus kennen sich natürlich, sie sind beide in Toronto zu Hause. -Egon List: php-dev Subject: [PHP-DEV] Re: New regex lib? (fwd) From: Rasmus Lerdorf <rasmus_(at)_lerdorf.on.ca> Date: 1999-01-18 16:37:23 [Download message body RAW] Guys, for PHP4 (and Apache2) we should probably look into using Henry's new regex library. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:35:05 -0500 (EST) From: Henry Spencer <henry_(at)_spsystems.net> To: Rasmus Lerdorf <rasmus_(at)_lerdorf.on.ca> Subject: [PHP-DEV] Re: New regex lib? Sorry for slow response... Life has been exciting, not to mention unpleasant, for the last few days. > Anyway, I am just wondering what the state of your regex library rewrite > is. I seem to recall you mentioning somewhere that you were doing a > complete rewrite... Indeed so, and it has about reached the point of being shippable; I just have not done the packaging yet. It's shipping with Tcl/Tk's 8.1 beta release, but I need to spend a bit of time putting together a standalone version -- currently it relies on the Tcl 8.1 environment. I hope to do that in the next few weeks. To sum up in a sentence or two... It has substantial new functionality, including most of the Perl extensions (although a few of them are not done quite the same way). It can handle large character sets, although as yet only in fixed-width encodings. Performance is not yet sparkling but is now decent, unlike my old alpha-release code that shipped with 4.4. A simple test set puts Tcl 8.1 regex performance roughly on par -- some things faster, some slower -- with 8.0 (essentially my original 1986 regexp package), which is noteworthy when you consider that 8.0 had 8-bit characters and 8.1 is using Unicode. Henry Spencer henry_(at)_spsystems.net (henry_(at)_zoo.toronto.edu)
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