Ouch, of course. Perhaps I should not be trying getting a grip at boost::regex at this time.
Personally, I found boost.regex relatively easy to use. If you do need it, don't give up. This library is doing wonders for me. Steven "Torsten Landschoff" <torsten@landschoff.net> wrote in message news:20060724223800.GA26806@stargate.galaxy...
Hi Eric,
On Mon, Jul 24, 2006 at 03:29:40PM -0700, Eric Niebler wrote:
Torsten Landschoff wrote:
boost::smatch sm; BOOST_REGEX_TEST(boost::regex_match(std::string(text), sm, re));
Here is your problem. You're performing a match on a temporary std::string. After regex_match returns, sm will be left holding iterators into a destroyed string. Try:
Ouch, of course. Perhaps I should not be trying getting a grip at boost::regex at this time. Thanks, I'll have to check if I produced the same bug at work. I think I am not as the string is a member over there, but I have to check.
Thanks again and good night,
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