NAME
Hyperscan::Matcher - high level matcher class
VERSION
version 0.04
CONSTRUCTORS
new( \@specs, %args )
Construct a new matcher object using the @specs
provided.
Accepts the following named arguments:
- default_flags
-
Flags that will be applied to all patterns, default:
HS_FLAG_SOM_LEFTMOST
. - literal
-
Whether the specs provided should be compiled literally.
- mode
-
The underlying hyperscan mode to use, default:
"block"
.
Specs
A spec can take a few forms
- String
-
The string is used as the pattern, the flags are the default flags and the id is the index in the list.
- Regex
-
A perl Regex object is broken down into it's pattern and flags. The flags are combined with the default flags and the id is the index in the list.
- Array
-
The first item is shifted and uses the String or Regex behaviour above. If the item is a string an additional item is shifted to be used as the flags. The next elements in the array are taken to be the id and the ext hash.
- Hash
-
A hash with the following keys
- expr
-
A String or Regex.
- flag
-
Flags, ignored if a Regex is uses as the expr.
- id
-
Explicit match ID.
- ext
-
An ext hash.
METHODS
scan( $data, %args )
Scan the data for matches and return any results.
Accepts the following named arguments:
- flags
-
Flags to pass down into hyperscan.
- max_matches
-
Limit the number of matches found while scanning.
reset( $flags )
Resets the current stream and returns any remaining matches, for example matches that contain a $
.
AUTHOR
Mark Sikora <marknsikora@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2020 by Mark Sikora.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.