subex/main, branch main Substitute Expressions: DSL for string transformations Adds the character range mapping syntax 2022-12-24T10:04:42+00:00 Charlie Stanton charlie@shtanton.xyz 2022-12-24T10:04:42+00:00 b2d1d965dee8cc2c1e063067d53a3c8e28a46d6c Ranges of characters can be mapped with [] For example, capitalisation of a letter: [a-z=A-Z] Caesar cipher shift of 1: [a-zA-Z=b-zaB-ZA] 
Ranges of characters can be mapped with []

For example, capitalisation of a letter: [a-z=A-Z]
Caesar cipher shift of 1: [a-zA-Z=b-zaB-ZA]
Remove the redundant regex implementation 2022-12-24T10:03:56+00:00 Charlie Stanton charlie@shtanton.xyz 2022-12-24T10:03:56+00:00 ce2db2bc333ed938ec93d5ad0838f8cb720c4865 






Changes main to read input from stdin. Prunes states that won't wouldn't ever reach the front of the state priority queue.
2022-12-23T15:53:24+00:00

Charlie Stanton
charlie@shtanton.xyz

2022-12-23T15:53:24+00:00

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Expressions inside stores are now subexes instead of regexes
2022-12-22T15:23:28+00:00

Charlie Stanton
charlie@shtanton.xyz

2022-12-22T15:23:28+00:00

fb1f51d1da22f34509cf3fe1d174296d36a0f0ad

This simplifies things by no longer needing a regex implementation
It also enables transforming text as it is being read into a slot





This simplifies things by no longer needing a regex implementation
It also enables transforming text as it is being read into a slot







Adds try, maybe and join operators with !, ? and ; respectively
2022-09-23T13:55:58+00:00

Charlie Stanton
charlie@shtanton.xyz

2022-09-23T13:55:58+00:00

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Initial commit
2022-09-21T20:05:34+00:00

Charlie Stanton
charlie@shtanton.xyz

2022-09-21T20:05:34+00:00

0a8690993d572a50b95dd4f1c1903ed00ddb9c2b

Parses and executes substitute expressions (subexes)

So far subex has the following operations:
- Concatenation of a and b with ab
- Or with |
- Repeat maximally with *
- Repeat minimally with -
- Copy a specific character 'a'
- Copy any character '.'
- Store text matching a regex into slot 's': `$s(regex)`
- Output text in "" including loading from slots with '$'

Regexes support all the same operations as subexes minus storing and outputting

This first implementation gives very little thought to efficiency

Example:

./main 'according to all known laws of aviation' '$1(.-)$m(( .* )| ).*"$m$1"'

This swaps the first and last words of the input string





Parses and executes substitute expressions (subexes)

So far subex has the following operations:
- Concatenation of a and b with ab
- Or with |
- Repeat maximally with *
- Repeat minimally with -
- Copy a specific character 'a'
- Copy any character '.'
- Store text matching a regex into slot 's': `$s(regex)`
- Output text in "" including loading from slots with '$'

Regexes support all the same operations as subexes minus storing and outputting

This first implementation gives very little thought to efficiency

Example:

./main 'according to all known laws of aviation' '$1(.-)$m(( .* )| ).*"$m$1"'

This swaps the first and last words of the input string