StructuralSearch - An easy-to-use library for structural search and replace in text in any programming language.
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Forget about regular expressions and *enjoy searching
- Describe search pattern🔎
// Just text and placeholders
var template = StructuralSearch.ParseFindTemplate("void $methodName$($params$)")- Find it in any text📄
// All the matches are already here
var results = template.ParseString("void MyMethodName(int value1, double value2)"- Enjoy the search results📑
// The found text part
parseResult.Match.Value // void MyMethodName(int value1, double value2)
// The exact coordinates of the match
parseResult.Match.Column // Start 1, End 45
parseResult.Match.Line // Start 1, End 1
parseResult.Match.Offset // Start 0, End 44
// Placeholders
parseResult.Placeholders // { "methodName" : "MyMethodName" }, { "params": "int value1, double value2" }
// The exact coordinates of each placeceholdder
parseResult.Placeholders[0].Column // Start 6, End 18
parseResult.Placeholders[0].Line // Start 1, End 1
parseResult.Placeholders[0].Offset // Start 5, End 17grammar = term EOF
term = '(' term ')' | '{' term '}' | '[' term ']' | term + | token
token = placeholder | string_literal | whitespaces | comment
placeholder = '$' identifier '$'
string_literal = <escaped string>
whitespace = [“\n\r” | '\n' | ' '] +
comment = <single or multiline comment>Install from Nuget:
Install-Package SimpleStateMachine.StructuralSearchDocumentation here: wiki
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Licensed under the MIT license.