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Comparison of regular expression engines: Revision history


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  • curprev 15:5715:57, 20 July 2022 Deadcode talk contribs 32,542 bytes −1 Part 2: Ruby's #{code} syntax merely inserts the return value of the code into the regex string before it is compiled; this is not at all comparable to Perl's (?{code}) syntax, where the code runs every time the regex reaches that point during matching, or PCRE's callout syntax, which also executes the callout every time it is reached during matching. As such, the Ruby #{code} syntax is better classified as a Ruby language feature, not a Ruby regex feature. undo

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