Extension method: IEnumerable<TGenerexMatch> Matches<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch>(this T[], GenerexBase<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch>, int)

• Declared in: RT.Generexes.Generex

Declaration

public static IEnumerable<TGenerexMatch> Matches<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch>(
    this T[] input,
    GenerexBase<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch> generex,
    int startAt = 0
)

Summary

Returns a sequence of non-overlapping regular expression matches, optionally starting the search at the specified index.

Generic type parameters

T	Type of the objects in the collection.
TMatch	See GenerexBase<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch>.
TGenerex Must derive from: RT.Generexes.GenerexBase<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch>.	See GenerexBase<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch>.
TGenerexMatch Must derive from: RT.Generexes.GenerexMatch<T>.	See GenerexBase<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch>.

Parameters

this T[]	input	Input sequence to match the regular expression against.
GenerexBase<T, TMatch, TGenerex, TGenerexMatch>	generex	The regular expression to match.
int	startAt	Optional index at which to start the search. Matches that start before this index are not included.

Remarks

The behaviour is analogous to Regex.Matches(string, string). The documentation for that method claims that it returns “all occurrences of the regular expression”, but this is false.