// include the latest version of the regex crate in your Cargo.toml
extern crate regex;
use regex::Regex;
fn main() {
let regex = Regex::new(r"(http\S+\.pdf)").unwrap();
let string = "Name|COL
San Diego|'https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/2004/019787_S30_gasTOC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/99/19787s022_gas.pdf https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/2000/19787s021_gas.pdf https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/2000/19787-s017_report.pdf https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/99/293-_9302SDFS 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/99/19787-s018_gas.pdf https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/2000/19787-s017_report.pdf https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/98/019787-S16_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/97/019787-S15_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/97/019787-S14_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/97/19787-S013_gas.pdf https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/96/019787-S12_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/96/019787-S11_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/96/019787-S10_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/pre96/019787-S9_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/pre96/019787-S8_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/96/19-787s007_Amlodipine.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/pre96/019787-S6_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/pre96/019787-S5_gas 2.5 KM, 5.0 KM, & 10.0 KM GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/pre96/019787-S4_gas GAS_TPC.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/pre96/019787-S3_gas_toc.cfm https://foo.com/energy_docs/tyv/pre96/019787-S2_gas GAS_TPC.cfm'
Washington|'https://foo.com/energy_docs/a32/2007/022136.cfm'
Texas|'https://foo.com/energy/29380/no_ant/USA/2/2007.pdf'";
// result will be an iterator over tuples containing the start and end indices for each match in the string
let result = regex.captures_iter(string);
for mat in result {
println!("{:?}", mat);
}
}
Please keep in mind that these code samples are automatically generated and are not guaranteed to work. If you find any syntax errors, feel free to submit a bug report. For a full regex reference for Rust, please visit: https://docs.rs/regex/latest/regex/