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This changes the ignore-case compile path to use Oniguruma's per-regex onig_new_deluxe API with the default case-fold flags minus INTERNAL_ONIGENC_CASE_FOLD_MULTI_CHAR.
The important distinction is that this is not only an output formatting issue. With Oniguruma's default full-fold behavior, one regex atom can consume multiple input characters: [[:alpha:]] can match st as a single match, and ß can match SS. That changes -o output, match counts, and cursor advancement. GNU grep avoids those multi-character fold expansions for grep -i, so the matcher needs to stay on simple one-to-one folds even before broader locale support exists.
I avoided ONIG_OPTION_IGNORECASE_IS_ASCII because that would be a broader behavioral change: it would discard non-ASCII simple folds too, while the incompatibility here is specifically the multi-character fold expansion. I also avoided onig_set_default_case_fold_flag because it is process-global; using compile-time OnigCompileInfo keeps the change local to each compiled regex and avoids races between different pattern compilations.
The small raw wrapper mirrors the existing onig::Regex shape where relevant: it serializes regex construction with a mutex, keeps the same Send/Sync ownership model for immutable compiled regexes, reuses onig::Region's transparent raw representation, and formats errors through Oniguruma's own error-message API.
suggestion: Could we add a control test for a non-ASCII one-to-one case fold, such as ä matching Ä with -i?
The current tests verify that multi-character folds like ß → SS are disabled, but they do not verify the other side of the intended behavior: that ordinary Unicode case-insensitive matching is still preserved.
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Fixes #32.
This changes the ignore-case compile path to use Oniguruma's per-regex
onig_new_deluxeAPI with the default case-fold flags minusINTERNAL_ONIGENC_CASE_FOLD_MULTI_CHAR.The important distinction is that this is not only an output formatting issue. With Oniguruma's default full-fold behavior, one regex atom can consume multiple input characters:
[[:alpha:]]can matchstas a single match, andßcan matchSS. That changes-ooutput, match counts, and cursor advancement. GNU grep avoids those multi-character fold expansions forgrep -i, so the matcher needs to stay on simple one-to-one folds even before broader locale support exists.I avoided
ONIG_OPTION_IGNORECASE_IS_ASCIIbecause that would be a broader behavioral change: it would discard non-ASCII simple folds too, while the incompatibility here is specifically the multi-character fold expansion. I also avoidedonig_set_default_case_fold_flagbecause it is process-global; using compile-timeOnigCompileInfokeeps the change local to each compiled regex and avoids races between different pattern compilations.The small raw wrapper mirrors the existing
onig::Regexshape where relevant: it serializes regex construction with a mutex, keeps the sameSend/Syncownership model for immutable compiled regexes, reusesonig::Region's transparent raw representation, and formats errors through Oniguruma's own error-message API.Validation:
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo testcargo clippy --all-targets --workspace -puu_grep -- -D warningsgit diff --checkprintf 'st\nss\nffi\n' | cargo run --quiet -- -o -i '[[:alpha:]]'now emits one character per lineprintf 'SS\n' | cargo run --quiet -- -o -i 'ß'exits 1 with no output