/*
* Try match of "prog" with at regline["col"].
- * Returns 0 for failure, number of lines contained in the match otherwise.
+ * Returns <= 0 for failure, number of lines contained in the match otherwise.
*/
static long
nfa_regtry(prog, col)
* Match a regexp against a string ("line" points to the string) or multiple
* lines ("line" is NULL, use reg_getline()).
*
- * Returns 0 for failure, number of lines contained in the match otherwise.
+ * Returns <= 0 for failure, number of lines contained in the match otherwise.
*/
static long
nfa_regexec_both(line, startcol)
* Uses curbuf for line count and 'iskeyword'.
* If "line_lbr" is TRUE consider a "\n" in "line" to be a line break.
*
- * Return TRUE if there is a match, FALSE if not.
+ * Returns <= 0 for failure, number of lines contained in the match otherwise.
*/
static int
nfa_regexec_nl(rmp, line, col, line_lbr)
ireg_icombine = FALSE;
#endif
ireg_maxcol = 0;
- return (nfa_regexec_both(line, col) != 0);
+ return nfa_regexec_both(line, col);
}
* "rmp->regprog" is a compiled regexp as returned by vim_regcomp().
* Uses curbuf for line count and 'iskeyword'.
*
- * Return zero if there is no match. Return number of lines contained in the
+ * Return <= 0 if there is no match. Return number of lines contained in the
* match otherwise.
*
* Note: the body is the same as bt_regexec() except for nfa_regexec_both()