Regular Expressins TR1

[pribylf]

Hi, I need advice. I have simple artifical example.

#include <regex>
const std::string sStdPattern = "(A)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)";
const std::string sStdReplacement = "$11";
const std::string sStdText = "ABBBBBBBBBBBBBB";
const std::tr1::regex rx(sStdPattern);
const std::string sStdResult = std::tr1::regex_replace(sStdText, rx, sStdReplacement);

I need output "A1" - Letter "A" from first group (A) and number one "1". But code returns 11th group (B) = so output is "B".
ECMA syntax doesn't support "${1}1".

Any suggestions?

Thx. Frank

[modoran]

You can do this:

const std::string sStdPattern = "(A)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)(B)";
	const std::string sStdReplacement = "$1";
	const std::string sStdText = "ABBBBBBBBBBBBBB";
	const std::tr1::regex rx(sStdPattern);
	std::string sStdResult = std::tr1::regex_replace(sStdText, rx, sStdReplacement);
	sStdResult += "1";
	std::cout << sStdResult << std::endl;

[pribylf]

Yes, I can. Thx.
But this is not answer for my question.
You suggest "c++ syntax solution". I try to find "regular expression (ECMA) syntax solution".

[modoran]

Then maybe ECMA engine is not appropiate for you. I used PCRE (Perl Compatible Regular Expression) library in the past with great results and it is cross-platform. Look at it for a replacement.