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miner.strgen.impl


*or-more-limit*clj/s

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asciiclj/s

(ascii ch)
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betweenclj/s

(between ch-begin ch-end)
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charsetclj/s

(charset trees)
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charset-seqclj/s

(charset-seq tree)
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gen-case-insensitiveclj/s

(gen-case-insensitive s)
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invertedclj/s

(inverted trees)
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parseclj/s

(parse regex)
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parse-charsclj/s

(parse-chars cs)
(parse-chars cs group result)
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parse-setclj/s

(parse-set cs)
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parse-set-contentsclj/s

(parse-set-contents cs result)
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parse-timesclj/s

(parse-times cs)
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read-digitsclj/s

(read-digits ds)
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regex-seqclj/s

(regex-seq regex)
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regroup-altclj/s

(regroup-alt coll)
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seq->generatorclj/s

(seq->generator tree)
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slashclj/s

(slash c)
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string-generatorclj/s

(string-generator regex)
(string-generator regex or-more-limit)

Returns a test.check generator that generates strings matching the given regular expression regex. (Fancy flags and POXIX extensions are not suppored; see the doc for more information about the supported regular expression syntax.) The optional or-more-limit controls the maximum numbers of elements that are generated when matching a potentially unbounded regex (such as #"x*" or #"y+"). The default is 9.

Returns a test.check generator that generates strings matching the given regular
expression `regex`.  (Fancy flags and POXIX extensions are not suppored; see the doc for
more information about the supported regular expression syntax.)  The optional
`or-more-limit` controls the maximum numbers of elements that are generated when matching
a potentially unbounded regex (such as #"x*" or #"y+").  The default is 9.
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tree->generatorclj/s

(tree->generator tree)
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vec->generatorclj/s

(vec->generator trees)
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