@hackage regex-compat-tdfa0.95.1.4

Unicode Support version of Text.Regex, using regex-tdfa

Categories
- Text
License
BSD-3-Clause
Maintainer
shelarcy <shelarcy@gmail.com>
Links
Versions
- 0.95.1.4 Thu, 14 Jul 2022
- 0.95.1.3 Thu, 14 Jul 2022
- 0.95.1.2 Thu, 14 Jul 2022
- 0.95.1.1 Thu, 14 Jul 2022
- 0.95.1 Thu, 14 Jul 2022

Installation
In your cabal file:
Tested Compilers
- 9.10.1
- 9.8.2
- 9.8.1
- 9.6.5
- 9.6.4
- 9.6.3
- 9.6.2
- 9.6.1
- 9.4.8
- 9.4.7
- 9.4.6
- 9.4.5
- 9.4.4
- 9.4.3
- 9.4.2
- 9.4.1
- 9.2.8
- 9.2.7
- 9.2.6
- 9.2.5
- 9.2.4
- 9.2.3
- 9.2.2
- 9.2.1
- 9.0.2
- 9.0.1
- 8.10.7
- 8.10.6
- 8.10.5
- 8.10.4
- 8.10.3
- 8.10.2
- 8.10.1
- 8.8.4
- 8.8.3
- 8.8.2
- 8.8.1
- 8.6.5
- 8.6.4
- 8.6.3
- 8.6.2
- 8.6.1
- 8.4.4
- 8.4.3
- 8.4.2
- 8.4.1
- 8.2.2
- 8.0.2
- 7.10.3
Dependencies (4)
- array
- base >=4 && <5
- regex-base >=0.93
- regex-tdfa >=1.1.0
Dependents (9)
@hackage/hledger, @hackage/darcs, @hackage/epub-metadata, @hackage/acme-everything, @hackage/keystore, @hackage/api-tools, Show all…

Package Flags

newbase

(on by default)

Choose base >= 4

splitbase

(on by default)

Choose the new smaller, split-up base package.

One module layer over regex-tdfa to replace Text.Regex.

regex-compat can't use Unicode characters correctly because of using regex-posix. This is not good for Unicode users.

I modified regex-compat to use regex-tdfa for solving today's problem.