Introducing Hitori – generic compile-time regular expressions library

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  • regex

    An implementation of regular expressions for Rust. This implementation uses finite automata and guarantees linear time matching on all inputs.

    While regex has a backtracking engine, it's bounded and only there as an optimisation, and advanced uses via regex-automata should eventually allow disabling it without changing any of the engine's features.

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    The Rust package registry

    Thanks! Features section is definitely missing from the docs and crates.io page. But I did outline them a bit in the post.

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  • hitori

    Hitori is a generic regular expressions library.

    Here is the repo link (it can also be accessed from the menu on docs.rs page).

  • docs.rs

    crates.io documentation generator

    Here is the repo link (it can also be accessed from the menu on docs.rs page).

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