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### Problem
I see there's been some changes recently relating to GH Actions CI and publishing. Do you have a working example of how to publish a tree-sitter grammar on npm?
Here is my grammar:
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My Java implementation using java.util.regex.Pattern is able to process a regex with a named capture group such as `"(?\\d{4})"` however when I attempt to pass this regex to the JSExport-ed JavaScript…
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_Version: trunk_
As the number of placeables increases (bugs #1090, translate/virtaal#1239, and #1311) there's an impact on the performance of placeable regex matching across many strings.
While the…
dupuy updated
10 years ago
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Currently we use rust [Regex](https://docs.rs/regex/latest/regex/) to match adblock regular expression.
As discovered in https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/26892, it consumes a lot of memo…
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On mobile, but here's a start:
* The impact of "unicode by default." E.g., character classes and word boundaries.
* Definition of line terminators.
* Duplicate capture group names.
* Legality of…
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You have agreed to add support for Regular Expressions in search in https://github.com/SpartanJ/ecode/issues/147. This is about Regular Expressions in lexers. It's currently not supported. If support …
ghost updated
1 month ago
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Hello!
This is not an issue, I want help to set a custom resolver before opening the stage in side unreal so that even some tries to load stage with the help of USD stage importer, the stage shoul…
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I am a user of the `hledger` tool. For some time my user experience has been limited by the fact that `regex-tdfa` does not support the negative lookahead. My goal is to add lookaround support to hled…
pmiam updated
1 month ago
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AS3 [`RegExp`](https://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/RegExp.html) uses the same syntax as ECMAScript 3, according to the [Developer's Guide](https://help.adobe.com/en_US/…
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### Describe the bug
When I try to `watch` for file changes across multiple directries, but not all, or specify the file type it doesn't seem to work. I'm used to using `{}`. This works with `glob`…