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Regular expression of Clojure's Code Tree

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Regular expression of Clojure’s Code Tree, It can display all defined functions and variables.


(?x)
 (^(\(\s*(def[^\{\}\[\]\(\)\^\.\s:#@/\\']*))\s+(\^.*)*\s*(\^\{[^{}]+\})?\s*[^\{\}\[\]\(\)\^\.\s:#@/\\']+([\(\)\[\]\s \t]$))
|(^(\(\s*(def[^\{\}\[\]\(\)\^\.\s:#@/\\']*))\s+(\^.*)*\s*(\^\{[^{}]+\})?\s*([-[:alnum:]*+!_:\/.?]+))
|(\(\s*intern\s+(\^.*)*([-[:alnum:]*+!_:\/.?]+))

This regular expression is valid when applied in the function list of notepad++. display effect:


(def  x1
(def x2
(defn f1
(defn- f2
(defmacro m1
(defhtml html01

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Created 3 years ago
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Alexey-Tcommented, Oct 11, 2020

Applied this fix. pls test.

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Alexey-Tcommented, Oct 11, 2020

Ok, it is good look now. note about regex:

- in [] must be escaped to not make the range (it will not be range \w- but better escape)
(def\w*)|(ns) - no need in brackets here
after def\w* and ns must be space? then use \s+
why (?r), you need national word chars in \w?

attache the .lcf file.

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