pcre

问题 In the course of processing a large textual chemical database with Perl, I had been faced with the problem of using a regex to match chemical formulae. I have seen these two previous topics, but the suggested answers there are too loose for my requirements. Specifically, my (admittedly limited) research has led me to this posting that gives a regex for the currently accepted chemical symbols, which I'll copy here for reference [BCFHIKNOPSUVWY]|[ISZ][nr]|[ACELP][ru]|A[cglmst]|B[aehikr]|C

问题 In the course of processing a large textual chemical database with Perl, I had been faced with the problem of using a regex to match chemical formulae. I have seen these two previous topics, but the suggested answers there are too loose for my requirements. Specifically, my (admittedly limited) research has led me to this posting that gives a regex for the currently accepted chemical symbols, which I'll copy here for reference [BCFHIKNOPSUVWY]|[ISZ][nr]|[ACELP][ru]|A[cglmst]|B[aehikr]|C

问题 In the course of processing a large textual chemical database with Perl, I had been faced with the problem of using a regex to match chemical formulae. I have seen these two previous topics, but the suggested answers there are too loose for my requirements. Specifically, my (admittedly limited) research has led me to this posting that gives a regex for the currently accepted chemical symbols, which I'll copy here for reference [BCFHIKNOPSUVWY]|[ISZ][nr]|[ACELP][ru]|A[cglmst]|B[aehikr]|C

问题 I have this string: metadata=1.2 name=stone:supershare UUID=eff4e7bc:47aea5cf:0f0560f0:2de38475 I wish to extract from it the key and value pairs: <key>=<value> . /(\w+)=(.+?)\s/g This, as expected, doesn't return the UUID pair, due to not being followed by space: [ "metadata=1.2 ", "name=stone:supershare " ], [ "metadata", "name" ], [ "1.2", "stone:supershare" ] Now, obviously, we should make the \s lookup optional: /(\w+)=(.+?)\s?/g Though, this goes utterly nuts extracting only the first

问题 I have this string: metadata=1.2 name=stone:supershare UUID=eff4e7bc:47aea5cf:0f0560f0:2de38475 I wish to extract from it the key and value pairs: <key>=<value> . /(\w+)=(.+?)\s/g This, as expected, doesn't return the UUID pair, due to not being followed by space: [ "metadata=1.2 ", "name=stone:supershare " ], [ "metadata", "name" ], [ "1.2", "stone:supershare" ] Now, obviously, we should make the \s lookup optional: /(\w+)=(.+?)\s?/g Though, this goes utterly nuts extracting only the first

问题 I have this string: metadata=1.2 name=stone:supershare UUID=eff4e7bc:47aea5cf:0f0560f0:2de38475 I wish to extract from it the key and value pairs: <key>=<value> . /(\w+)=(.+?)\s/g This, as expected, doesn't return the UUID pair, due to not being followed by space: [ "metadata=1.2 ", "name=stone:supershare " ], [ "metadata", "name" ], [ "1.2", "stone:supershare" ] Now, obviously, we should make the \s lookup optional: /(\w+)=(.+?)\s?/g Though, this goes utterly nuts extracting only the first

问题 I have a C program that uses a PCRE regex to determine if a process in a cgroup should be added to one variable or another. I spawn a thread to read the cpuacct.stat file in each running cgroup, where the number of threads never exceeded the number of cores. These samples and results are then combined into one of two variables. The relevant snippet of code is: pcreExecRet = pcre_exec(reCompiled, pcreExtra, queue, strlen(queue), // length of string 0, // Start looking at this point 0, //

问题 I have a C program that uses a PCRE regex to determine if a process in a cgroup should be added to one variable or another. I spawn a thread to read the cpuacct.stat file in each running cgroup, where the number of threads never exceeded the number of cores. These samples and results are then combined into one of two variables. The relevant snippet of code is: pcreExecRet = pcre_exec(reCompiled, pcreExtra, queue, strlen(queue), // length of string 0, // Start looking at this point 0, //

问题 I am working with Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS. I have been following a guide How To Set Up uWSGI and Nginx to Serve Python Apps on Ubuntu 14.04. Once I have set up the virtualenv I follow the instructions: pip install uwsgi You can verify that it is now available by typing: uwsgi --version If it returns a version number, the uWSGI server is available for use. However when I do this I get: uwsgi: error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or

问题 I am working with Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS. I have been following a guide How To Set Up uWSGI and Nginx to Serve Python Apps on Ubuntu 14.04. Once I have set up the virtualenv I follow the instructions: pip install uwsgi You can verify that it is now available by typing: uwsgi --version If it returns a version number, the uWSGI server is available for use. However when I do this I get: uwsgi: error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or