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There are times when one has a large (or possibly unlimited) amount of input. It would be nice to have match procedures that would accept a moreDataProc or similar parameter, to call when the internal logic needs more data from the string.
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Sure, it could take a closure function, a closure iterator, a Stream object, or something-something concepts (that would handle any iterator either string or stream). Problem is there isn't a buffered stream (or a unicode string stream for that matter) in the stdlib. I tried to implement something like this long ago [0], but it was crap. We need better IO primitives in the stdlib (similar to golang probably), otherwise the regex API would be really hard to use.
There are times when one has a large (or possibly unlimited) amount of input. It would be nice to have match procedures that would accept a
moreDataProc
or similar parameter, to call when the internal logic needs more data from the string.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: