With it, you can find files and folders just like in a real file system, for example, one of its most popular features is the ability to identify file types such as: PDF, DOC, XLS, PPT, ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, CAB, CHM and ISO. Just buy and read Jeff Friedl’s Mastering Regular Expressions if you want to understand exactly what is going on here.More powerful than FileLocator Professional, FileLocator Portable enables you to find any file or folder on your computer, no matter where they are. Please don’t ask me to explain this in all its intricacies, it would take me a day and another. My $boolean_type = qr! (?Do not match if in the middle of a string (thanks nohat).
My suggestion here would be to use some lexical tool for C++ and replace the token Boolean with bool. There is obviously some way out but my idea is to emphasize how bad-looking the regex will become. but Murphy's law says that you can have it). Now, what if you have /* or */ inside // block? (I dont know why would you have it. But, the actual regex would be even more complex as you would have not one but more of multi-line comments. One approach can be to first run whole of you code to match multiline comments and then take out only the parts not matching.
(// or /* */)įor '//', you can have a regex to exclude //.* But, better could be to first put a regex to compare the whole line for the // comments ((.*)(//.*)) and then apply replacement only on $1 (first matching pattern).įor /* */, it is more complex as this is multiline pattern. But what if you have quote(") inside the string? So, you have more work to not exclude (\") pattern.Ĥ) Do not match if in a comment. You can perhaps write a reg ex to check ".*Boolean.*". 3) Do not match if in the middle of a string (thanks nohat).
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