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There is a simple C++ method to use pattern matching on strings? The code should sound like this:
if (regexpcmp('l?nole*[0-9]', 'linoleum1')) { //we have a match! } else { //no match }
Not in the core language. Use Boost.Regex or an external library like
pcre. In a unix environment you almost certainly have access to the BSD regular expression tools (regcomp,regerror,regexec,regfree) which are c-like rather than c++-like but do work.