Re: peekaboo, icu
Re: peekaboo, icu
- Subject: Re: peekaboo, icu
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 23:59:52 +0200
On 14 jul 2006, at 19.46, Matt Neuburg wrote:
Various parts of Cocoa use ICU to do regular expression searching,
so it
must be built in; so is there a way I can just use it directly to
do a find
or find-and-replace in an NSString? Thx - m.
I failed in my attempt to use the ICU library that ships with Mac OS
X: /usr/lib/libicucore.dylib.
It's quite possible that you could make it work even if I couldn't...
There are a bunch of Cocoa regexp facilities available:
OgreKit
AGRexex
MOKit
OFRegularExpression
NSPredicate
You will most likely find one that can provide the functionality
you're looking for.
I didn't find any of them to my liking (various combinations of
problems: not universal, inadequate performance or awkward API), and
so made my own wrapper for PCRE. It's very bare-bones, but you can
have a copy of it if you would want to attempt to extend it.
j o a r
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