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Add a new matching rule \m that behaves similar to lua %b, it matches a balanced open and close characters ex:
\m() <- will match a balanced pair of ( and )
\m{} <- will match a balanced pair of { and }
See lua %b for more info.
Also include a nut file as example.
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local ex = regexp("[a-zA-Z]+");
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local string = "123 Test; strlen(str);";
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local res = ex.search(string);
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print(string.slice(res.begin,res.end)); //prints "Test"
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print("\n");
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ex = regexp(@"\m()");
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string = "123 Test; doSomething(str, getTemp(), (a+(b/c)));";
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res = ex.search(string);
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print(string.slice(res.begin,res.end)); //prints "(...)"
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print("\n");
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