examples.exp.split Namespace Reference

Variables
string	title
string	pattern = 'start = %s"The entire string."\n'
string	pat = 'PATTERN'
string	header = 'RESULT'
int	testno = 0
	exp = ApgExp(pattern)
string	input = ''
	result = exp.split(input)

Variable Documentation

exp

examples.exp.split.exp = ApgExp(pattern)

Definition at line 41 of file split.py.

header

string examples.exp.split.header = 'RESULT'

Definition at line 37 of file split.py.

input

string examples.exp.split.input = ''

Definition at line 42 of file split.py.

pat

string examples.exp.split.pat = 'PATTERN'

Definition at line 36 of file split.py.

pattern

string examples.exp.split.pattern = 'start = %s"The entire string."\n'

Definition at line 35 of file split.py.

result

examples.exp.split.result = exp.split(input)

Definition at line 43 of file split.py.

testno

int examples.exp.split.testno = 0

Definition at line 38 of file split.py.

title

string examples.exp.split.title

Initial value:

=  '''This example will demonstrate how to use
the split function. This function is similar to the
JavaScript string split function
(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/split)
with a regex expression for the split pattern.
All flags except the character code flag "c" are ignored.
If the "c" flag is set, substitute "tuple of character codes" for string.
  - if the input string is empty, the output list contains
  a single empty string
  - if the pattern matches the entire string, the output list contains
  a single empty string.
  - if no pattern matches are found in the input string,
  the output list contains a single string which
  is a copy of the input string.
  - if the pattern finds multiple matches, the output list contains
  a each of the strings between the matches
  - if the pattern matches the empty string, the output will be a list
  of the single characters.
'''

Definition at line 13 of file split.py.