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Using a Regexp in String#gsub in C

From: Matt Rogers <mattrogers@...>
Date: 2013-07-31 22:03:55 UTC
List: ruby-talk #409272
Hi,

I've got some code in C that makes a call to String#gsub via rb_funcall

VALUE pattern = rb_str_new2(" ");
VALUE heading = rb_funcall(str, rb_intern("gsub"), 2, pattern,
rb_str_new2("-"));

I'd like to get pattern to be a Regexp object so that I can replace
repeating whitespace, but the various things I've tried so far haven't
worked. I've tried:

VALUE pattern = rb_str_new2("/\\s\\+/");

and

VALUE pattern = RREGEXP(rb_str_new2("\\s\\+"))'


Would someone out there be able to help me out with this?

Thanks
--
Matt

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