As Erlang is an almost pure functional programming language, I\'d imagine this was possible: case X of
The following two functions behave differently when given an empty string: guardMatch l@(x:xs) x == \'-\'= \"negative \" ++ xs
I have a tab开发者_开发百科le Marks_Table ( MARKS_IDNUMBER, ST_IDNUMBER, MARK_DESCVARCHAR(20), MARKSNUMBER
I am attempting some pattern matching in Lua and have hit a s开发者_运维知识库mall problem. I am trying to match everything from the first newline character in my data up to the following pattern _\\x
AFAIK no one have implemented an algorithm that takes a set of strings and substrings and gives back one or more regular expressions that would match the given substrings inside the strings. So, for i
I\'m wondering how to do some pattern matching in JAVA for date time. I have a database which has some开发者_运维知识库 entries that need to be scheduled.
Hello I actually am looking for a string which is a substring of another string. So I am using grep to get the matches of this string, but the matches of t开发者_开发知识库he other string too are comi
I\'m building a project that needs to match a text that is inside :text to match-. For example, if I have this string:
I understand that in: f x = x + 1 where !y = undefined the meaning of the bang pattern is that y is to be evaluated before f.
The book I\'m reading says it does. I think it doesn\'t because it the word \"the\" doesn\'t have a space in front of it.
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