938182d4b1
RX syntax. Namely, a lot of code (used to) assume(s) that the total-number-of-submatches (TSM) quantity is static even for dynamic regexps. Specifically, RE-TSM now returns an unspecific value instead of 0 for non-regexps which should break most of the code that used to just silently do the wrong thing. It's likely that more examples involving dynamic sub-regexps will fail. In the process, I also removed some of Olin's naming craziness (using "%" signs to convey meaning) which I needed to do to halfway understand what's going on. |
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| alanltr | ||
| cclass | ||
| cond-package.scm | ||
| doc2.txt | ||
| oldfuns.scm | ||
| packages.scm | ||
| parse.scm | ||
| posixstr.scm | ||
| re-fold.scm | ||
| re-high.scm | ||
| re-low.scm | ||
| re-match-syntax.scm | ||
| re-subst.scm | ||
| re-syntax.scm | ||
| re.scm | ||
| regexp.scm | ||
| regexp1.c | ||
| regress.scm | ||
| rx-lib.scm | ||
| rx-notes | ||
| scope | ||
| simp.notes | ||
| simp.scm | ||
| spencer.scm | ||
| test.scm | ||
| todo | ||