Reputation: 7160
I'm using ragel with C as the host language.
I can recognise a newline simply with '\n', but I need to recognise the start of the file as an alternative.
In other implementations of regex this could be given by \A
or $
, but $
is reserved for other purposes, '\A'
maps to something else (alarm?) and \A
gives a parser error.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 527
Reputation: 106
In text format You have 3 choice:
Old mac to nr 9 \n\r
(and Commodore, Apple II, Microware OS-9)
Unices and new Mac OS X \n
( and BeOS, AmigaOS, MorphOS, RISC OS, Multics)
Windows uses \r\n
(and DOS, OS/2, Symbian, DEC RT-11)
in Ragel defining end of line
endline = ( "\r" | "\n" )+ @{ increase_line_number; };
the start of line is begining (any - endline)
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 604
I don't think there's an escape sequence for that. However, you can detect it by checking if Ragel's ts
variable equals 0.
Upvotes: 5