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PERL: Match a shell expression
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#!/usr/bin/perl | |
sub shexp_match { | |
my $shexp = shift; | |
my $word = shift; | |
# Translate a shell expression into a regular expression | |
my $re = $shexp; | |
# Convert all .'s into quoted . | |
$re =~ s/\./'\.'/ge; | |
print "1. \"$re\"\n"; | |
# Convert all unquoted *'s into .* | |
$re =~ s/(^|[^\\])\*/"${1}.*"/ge; | |
print "2. \"$re\"\n"; | |
# Convert all unquoted ?'s into ? | |
$re =~ s/(^|[^\\])\?/"${1}."/ge; | |
print "3. \"$re\"\n"; | |
# Convert {a,b,c} into (?:a|b|c) | |
while ($re =~ /(^|.*[^\\])\{(.*[^\\])?\}(.*)/) { | |
my ($before, $list, $after) = ($1, $2, $3); | |
$list =~ s/(^|[^\\]),/"${1}|"/ge; | |
$list = "(?:${list})"; | |
$re = $before . $list . $after; | |
print $re, "\n"; | |
} | |
# Anchor the expression | |
$re = "^${re}\$"; | |
print qr{$re}, "\n"; | |
return $word =~ qr{$re} ? 1 : 0; | |
} | |
print shexp_match('h{e,o,\}}ll{o,i}.exe', 'hello.exe'); |
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