Hi,
I wasn't sure which list would be appropriate for this question, but
since there are many knowledgeable members on this one I thought I ask
here.
I'm trying to write a regular expression that matches function and class
definitions in C/C++ and defuns in lisp code. I intend to use it with
sed and `git blame'. My first attempt relies on indentation. That
obviously breaks rather often.
So I was wondering if there was a way to "count" the braces and
parentheses with regular expressions. If that is possible, I could
easily count and find the matching brace.
Here is an example use I was thinking of.
$ git blame -L "/[a-zA-Z0-9_*]\+ \+${method_name}/,/^}$/" filename.cxx
Thanks for any hints.
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Suvayu
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