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<COPYRIGHT OWNER="Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies" YEAR=1998>
<VERSION VERID="1.0" YEAR=1998 MONTH=6 DAY=3>
<TITLE>The REGEXP signature</TITLE>

<INTERFACE>
<HEAD>The <CD/REGEXP/ signature</HEAD>
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   <FCTREF/RegExpFn/
   <STRREF/MatchTree/
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<PP>
This is the signature of a regular expressions matching
structure. Such a structure is created by applying the functor
<CD/RegExpFn/ to a given concrete syntax for regular expressions and a
given matching engine.<PP>


<SIGNATURE SIGID="REGEXP">
  <SIGBODY SIGID="REGEXP" FILE=REGEXP>
    <SPEC>
      <TYPE><ID>regexp
        <COMMENT><PP>
          the type of a compiled regular expression
    <SPEC>
      <VAL>compile<TY>(char,'a) StringCvt.reader -> (regexp,'a) StringCvt.reader
        <COMMENT>
          <PROTOTY>
          compile <ARG/getc/
          </PROTOTY>
            Given a character reader <ARG/getc/, this function returns 
a reader that parses a regular expression in the concrete syntax from
the stream and compiles it.
    <SPEC>
      <VAL>compileString<TY>string -> regexp
        <COMMENT>
          <PROTOTY>
          compileString <ARG/s/
          </PROTOTY>
            compiles a string representing a regular expression in the
concrete syntax. The function <CD/compileString/ is equivalent to
<CD/StringCvt.scanString compile/.
    <SPEC>
      <VAL>find<TY>regexp -> (char,'a) StringCvt.reader -> ({pos : 'a, len : int} option MatchTree.match_tree,'a) StringCvt.reader
        <COMMENT>
          <PROTOTY>
          find <ARG/r/ <ARG/getc/
          </PROTOTY>
          Given a compiled regular expression <ARG/r/ and a character 
reader <ARG/getc/, this function returns a reader that scans the stream for the first
match of the regular expression. The reader returns <CD/NONE/ if
no match is found.
    <SPEC>
      <VAL>prefix<TY>regexp -> (char,'a) StringCvt.reader -> ({pos : 'a, len : int} option MatchTree.match_tree,'a) StringCvt.reader
        <COMMENT>
          <PROTOTY>
          prefix <ARG/r/ <ARG/getc/
          </PROTOTY>
          Given a compiled regular expression <ARG/r/ and a character 
reader <ARG/getc/, this functions returns a reader that attempts to
match the stream at its current position with the regular
expression. The reader returns <CD/NONE/ if there is not match at the
current position of the stream.
    <SPEC>
      <VAL>match<TY>(string * ({pos : 'a, len : int} option MatchTree.match_tree -> 'b)) list -> (char,'a) StringCvt.reader -> ('b,'a) StringCvt.reader
        <COMMENT>
          <PROTOTY>
          match <ARG/l/ <ARG/getc/
          </PROTOTY>
          Given a list <ARG/l/ of tuples made up of a string
representing a regular expression in the concrete syntax and a
function from matching tree to values of type 
<CD/'b/, and given a character reader <ARG/getc/, this function
returns a reader that attempts to match one of the given regular
expressions at the current position of the stream. If a match is
found, the corresponding function is applied to the match tree and the
result is returned. The reader returns <CD/NONE/ if no match is found.
</SIGNATURE>

</INTERFACE>