Peter Brett wrote:
Chris Dennis writes:
Hello Guile People
Is there a way to make Guile regular expressions less greedy? I
understand that POSIX doesn't define non-greedy modifiers.
Specifically, I'm trying to parse font names such as
Arial 12
Arial Bold Italic 14
Nimbus Sans L
Chris Dennis writes:
> Hello Guile People
>
> Is there a way to make Guile regular expressions less greedy? I
> understand that POSIX doesn't define non-greedy modifiers.
>
> Specifically, I'm trying to parse font names such as
>
> Arial 12
> Arial Bold Italic 14
> Nimbus Sans L Bold
Chris Dennis writes:
> Unfortunately the name of the font really is "Nimbus Sans L" -- it's
> the fact that font names can contain spaces that causes the problem,
> and means that I can't use ([^ ]+) to match the font name.
Aaah, I understand.
Then it may be that POSIX regexps are too inflexibl
Ludovic Courtès wrote:
Hello,
Chris Dennis writes:
Hello Guile People
Is there a way to make Guile regular expressions less greedy? I
understand that POSIX doesn't define non-greedy modifiers.
Specifically, I'm trying to parse font names such as
Arial 12
Arial Bold Italic 14
N
Hello,
Chris Dennis writes:
> Hello Guile People
>
> Is there a way to make Guile regular expressions less greedy? I
> understand that POSIX doesn't define non-greedy modifiers.
>
> Specifically, I'm trying to parse font names such as
>
> Arial 12
> Arial Bold Italic 14
> Nimbus San
Hello Guile People
Is there a way to make Guile regular expressions less greedy? I
understand that POSIX doesn't define non-greedy modifiers.
Specifically, I'm trying to parse font names such as
Arial 12
Arial Bold Italic 14
Nimbus Sans L Bold Italic Condensed 11
so that I can c
