Nytro Posted January 13, 2014 Report Posted January 13, 2014 Using Regular Expressions with Modern C++Kenny Kerr“C++ is a language for developing and using elegant and efficient abstractions.”—Bjarne StroustrupThis quote from the creator of C++ really sums up what I love about the language. I get to develop elegant solutions to my problems by combining the language features and programming styles that I deem most suitable to the task.C++11 introduced a long list of features that are in themselves quite exciting, but if all you see is a list of isolated features, then you’re missing out. The combination of these features makes C++ into the powerhouse that many have grown to appreciate. I’m going to illustrate this point by showing you how to use regular expressions with modern C++. The C++11 standard introduced a powerful regular expression library, but if you use it in isolation—using a traditional C++ programming style—you might find it somewhat tiresome. Unfortunately, this is the way that most of the C++11 libraries tend to be introduced. However, there is some merit in such an approach. If you were looking for a concise example of using some new library, it would be rather overwhelming to be forced into comprehending a slew of new language features at the same time. Still, the combination of C++ language and library features really turns C++ into a productive programming language.Articol: Windows with C++ - Using Regular Expressions with Modern C++ Quote
