Re: [Boost-users] Problem of using Boost::regex

> But I use [^\n]* instead, and this pattern works well in a vbs
> script(redundant '\' is removed,of course)

Apologies it's not the \\s+ that's gobbling up the newline: it's the [^/]*.

A newline is not a '/' after all, try [^/\n]* instead.

John.


> "John Maddock"  $)ATZNDUBVPLa5=:
>
>>>I want to make a program to grep all symbols in header file,like:
>>>
>>> >>>
>>> A singl symbole definition line will be extract to three parts:
>>> 1. symbol itself
>>> 2. the value of a symbol, it's a signed 32-bit value
>>> 3. comments about the symbol
>>>
>>> I use the following pattern:
>>> std::string ptn =
>>>
>>> I hope this pattern could do what I want, but when I use grep to do
>>> the parsing, I got from above two lines:
>>
>>And so you should: the newline is a valid space character, if you don't 
>>want
>>to match newlines then use [[:blank:]]+ instead.
>>
>>John.
>
>


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