Regex (Farkle)

Regex Type

Namespace: Farkle.Builder
Assembly: Farkle.dll
Base Type: obj
All Interfaces: IEquatable<Regex> , IStructuralEquatable

A regular expression that is used to specify a tokenizer symbol.

Checking two regular expressions for equality does not mean that they recognize the same symbols, but that their internal structure is the same.

Instance members

Instance member	Description
`this.And` Full Usage: `this.And` Parameters: x2 : `Regex` Returns: `Regex`	Concatenates two regexes into a new one that recognizes a string of the first one, and then a string of the second. x2 : `Regex` Returns: `Regex`
`this.AtLeast` Full Usage: `this.AtLeast` Parameters: num : `int` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes at least a number of consecutive strings that are recognized by the given regex. num : `int` Returns: `Regex`
`this.Between` Full Usage: `this.Between` Parameters: from : `int` upTo : `int` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes a ranged number of strings that are recognized by the given regex. The range is closed. from : `int` upTo : `int` Returns: `Regex`
`this.Optional` Full Usage: `this.Optional` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes either the given regex or the empty string. Returns: `Regex`
`this.Or` Full Usage: `this.Or` Parameters: x2 : `Regex` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes either a string of the first or the second given regex. x2 : `Regex` Returns: `Regex`
`this.Repeat` Full Usage: `this.Repeat` Parameters: num : `int` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes an exact number of strings that are recognized by the given regex. num : `int` Returns: `Regex`
`this.ZeroOrMore` Full Usage: `this.ZeroOrMore` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes zero or more strings that are recognized by the given regex. Returns: `Regex`

Static members

Static member	Description
`Regex.Any` Full Usage: `Regex.Any` Returns: `Regex`	A regex that recognizes any single character that was not matched by anything else. Note that it's not the same with "any character". See more at https://teo-tsirpanis.github.io/Farkle/string-regexes.html#The-dot-regex Returns: `Regex`
`Regex.Choice(regexes)` Full Usage: `Regex.Choice(regexes)` Parameters: regexes : `Regex[]` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes a string that is recognized by either of the given regexes. This is an optimized edition of Or for many regexes. regexes : `Regex[]` Returns: `Regex`
`Regex.Empty` Full Usage: `Regex.Empty` Returns: `Regex`	A regex that recognizes only the empty string. Returns: `Regex`
`Regex.FromRegexString(x)` Full Usage: `Regex.FromRegexString(x)` Parameters: x : `string` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex specified by a string. An invalid regex string will make the building process fail. See more at https://teo-tsirpanis.github.io/Farkle/string-regexes.html x : `string` Returns: `Regex`
`Regex.Join(regexes)` Full Usage: `Regex.Join(regexes)` Parameters: regexes : `Regex[]` Returns: `Regex`	Concatenates many regexes. This is an optimized edition of And for many regexes. regexes : `Regex[]` Returns: `Regex`
`Regex.Literal(c)` Full Usage: `Regex.Literal(c)` Parameters: c : `char` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that only recognizes a single literal character. c : `char` Returns: `Regex`
`Regex.Literal(str)` Full Usage: `Regex.Literal(str)` Parameters: str : `string` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that only recognizes a literal string. str : `string` Returns: `Regex`
`Regex.NotOneOf(xs)` Full Usage: `Regex.NotOneOf(xs)` Parameters: xs : `char seq` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes any character, except of these on the given sequence. An empty sequence is equivalent to `Regex.Any`. xs : `char seq` Returns: `Regex`
`Regex.OneOf(xs)` Full Usage: `Regex.OneOf(xs)` Parameters: xs : `char seq` Returns: `Regex`	Returns a regex that recognizes only one character of these on the given sequence of characters. xs : `char seq` Returns: `Regex`