build Scripal under Linux
build Scripal under Windows
See how to use Scripal in C++ main.cpp.
Every single thread must call initLibrary(config, encoding) to specify the entire path to the config file used (leave empty for default) and the encodig of the OS environment. ENC_DEFAULT will denote the standard.
For compile options see below.
C++ example main.cpp
#include <stdio.h>
#include "scripal/scripalLib.hpp"
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
using namespace Scripal;
initLibrary(""); // put path to your own config file here, "" = use default
std::cout << "version: " << Scripal::VERSION << "\n\n";
// set time measurement on
getConfig()->set("measureTime", true);
// scripal object
auto obj = new TFScripal("match find('235')");;
if (obj->match("(234) 235-5678")) {
std::cout << "results: " << obj->results.size() << " , '" << \
obj->results.text[0] << "'" << " position: " << obj->results.positions[0][0] << \
", " << obj->results.positions[0][1] << "\n\n";
}
exit(0);
};
Compile and link against Scripal library using gcc/g++ or Microsoft MSVC, other compilers have not been tested. Make sure that at least C++17 standard is supported.
Built example using g++:
g++ -c "main.cpp" -std=c++17 -Wall -o main.cpp.o -I. g++ -o scripalTest main.cpp.o -lscripal
calling scripalTest should result in something like:
version: 01.02.0 results: 1 , '235' position: 6, 8
Also look at the Visual Studio Code (Linux) or Visual Studio (Windows) projects in .https://github.com/scripal-git/scripal/blob/main/wrapper/c++.
under Windows:
To tell Scripal about your Poco Build: open Developer Powershell in Visual Studio and execute
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("POCO_BASE", "XXX_PATH_XXX", "User")
where XXX_PATH_XXX ist the full path to your Poco folder
For more information see matching with Scripal and C++ library.