Add haskey(::RegexMatch, ::Symbol) to test for named capture groups
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stevengj
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Aug 3, 2020
Currently, the only way to test for a named capture group within `RegexMatch` is to attempt to index into it and catch the error after it fails; this adds a way to probe for a given key.
This error path is more helpfully handled by all call sites.
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@StefanKarpinski I reverted one of your return code checks because I didn't want to rely on exceptions in order to figure out if a named capture group does or does not exist. I hope that's okay; I checked that all call sites are properly dealing with that error code already. |
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Sure, that's probably a good change. |
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Currently, the only way to test for a named capture group within
RegexMatchis to attempt to index into it and catch the error after itfails; this adds a way to probe for a given key.