package re2

113.24.00

• Switched to PPX.

• Add Re2.Parser.any_string combinator.

  There are no tests because any_string is constructed only from the tested API and there's almost no interesting properties of it that can be verified.

113.00.00

• Improved Re2.find_submatches on big patterns with many submatches unmatched, e.g. =(ABC)|(DEF)|(GHI)|(KLM)|...=.

  Without the fix:

  +-------------------------------------------------------+--------------+------------+----------+----------+------------+ | Name | Time/Run | mWd/Run | mjWd/Run | Prom/Run | Percentage | +-------------------------------------------------------+--------------+------------+----------+----------+------------+ | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:5 | 406.81ns | 30.00w | | | 0.08% | | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:10 | 2_385.11ns | 207.00w | | | 0.47% | | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:50 | 12_772.97ns | 2_072.00w | 0.33w | 0.33w | 2.53% | | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:100 | 43_196.95ns | 7_191.00w | 2.03w | 2.03w | 8.56% | | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:200 | 504_884.95ns | 29_316.00w | 16.05w | 16.05w | 100.00% | +-------------------------------------------------------+--------------+------------+----------+----------+------------+

  With it:

  +-------------------------------------------------------+--------------+-----------+----------+----------+------------+ | Name | Time/Run | mWd/Run | mjWd/Run | Prom/Run | Percentage | +-------------------------------------------------------+--------------+-----------+----------+----------+------------+ | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:5 | 408.24ns | 30.00w | | | 0.12% | | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:10 | 1_607.67ns | 163.00w | | | 0.48% | | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:50 | 3_223.89ns | 563.00w | | | 0.96% | | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:100 | 5_288.09ns | 1_063.00w | 0.20w | 0.20w | 1.58% | | [re2_internal.ml] find_submatches with many Nones:200 | 334_107.81ns | 2_063.00w | 0.79w | 0.79w | 100.00% | +-------------------------------------------------------+--------------+-----------+----------+----------+------------+

• Fixed build on FreeBSD.

  Excise direct mention of g++ from re2 Makefile, preferring the inbuilt CXX macro. This fixes the build on FreeBSD (yes, really).

• Added an applicative interface to building/using regular expressions.

• Made Re2 depend only on Core_kernel, not Core.

  Fixes janestreet/re2#6

112.35.00

• Fixed a bug in Re2.find_all_exn, extant since 2014-01-23, in which it returns spurious extra matches.

  Using pattern b and input aaaaaaaaaaaab is expected to return a single match at the end of the input but instead returned the match multiple times, approximately as many times as input length / min(match length, 1).

  Added tests for this function and also get_matches which uses the same code.

• Updated to new version of upstream library.

111.08.00

• Upgraded to upstream library version 20140304.

  Added options Dot_nl and Never_capture.

111.06.00

• Added Re2.Std, so that one should now use Re2 via module Re2 = Re2.Std.Re2.

  At some future date, we will rename the Regex module to Re2_internal to force the stragglers to update to the new convention.

111.03.00

• Fixed a bug with replace_exn and anchoring.

  Fixed this bug:

    $ R.replace_exn ~f:(fun _ -> "a") (R.create_exn "^") "XYZ";;
    - : string = "aXaYaZa"
  
    $ R.replace_exn ~f:(fun _ -> "a") (R.create_exn "^X") "XXXYXXZ";;
    - : string = "aaaYXXZ"
  

109.53.00

• Bump version number

109.52.00

• Fixed bugs in Re2.Regexp.find_all and Re2.Regexp.find_first.

  • memory leaks on errors

  • unlikely garbage in their return values, or even segfaults (especially unlikely for find_first)

109.32.00

• Fixed a bug in the C bindings that could cause a segfault.

  Fixed a bug where mlre2__create_re in C can give OCaml a freed C string.

  The bug was in:

  if (!compiled->ok()) {
    compile_error = compiled->error().c_str();
    delete compiled;
    compiled = NULL;
    caml_raise_with_string(*caml_named_value("mlre2__Regex_compile_failed"),
        compile_error);
  }
  

  This is in mlre2__create_re if we fail to compile the regular expression. Notice how we delete the re object before we use its' error string. (Notice that in C++ c_str() returns a pointer to the internal data of the string object it does NOT create a copy and error() just returns a reference to the regular expression objects error string member *error_).

  So if caml_raise_with_string has to allocate on the heap to create the exception or the copy of the string that might invalidate the ptr before we will copy it.