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🔥 JavaScript regular expressions are getting more powerful!
RegExp match objects now have an `indices` array that contains the start and end positions for each capturing group.
@MayaLekova explains: v8.dev/features/regex… pic.twitter.com/1923QdMchv
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Noticed that when inspecting exec result at runtime. Was very useful for one of my side projects where I built a better in-page text search as Chrome extension
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Mathias Bynens
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Where did you see this? It hasn't shipped yet!
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Daniel Rodriguez del Villar 🇻🇪
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But still no named capturing groups 😪
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Mathias Bynens
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Did you read the article? There’s an example that uses named capture groups!
Also see mathiasbynens.be/notes/es-regex…
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Darien MV
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thrilled with this! RegExp keeps getting more and more friendly to lexing
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faelcavalcanti
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where is the variable start and end? ... i’ll still read your article ... great work!
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digital
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I needed this, in node
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Mobile First 😎🔥
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What's a good emoji for the face I make every time I hear "powerful regex"... hmm... 🤔 Probably this sequence:
😱😖😭
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