Documented new regexp-substitute procs.
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pre-compile regexps used in rules outside the loop. It is still, however,
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pre-compile regexps used in rules outside the loop. It is still, however,
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slower than it should be.
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slower than it should be.
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We have introduced two new procedures for our Perl fans, for performing
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regexp-directed string substitutions:
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regexp-substitute
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regexp-substitute/global
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The design is not what you might expect, but they are quite powerful
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and efficient.
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Execing programs should be faster in this release, since we now use the
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Execing programs should be faster in this release, since we now use the
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CLOEXEC status bit to get automatic closing of unrevealed port file
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CLOEXEC status bit to get automatic closing of unrevealed port file
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descriptors.
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descriptors.
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