n == length(str)
, p == length(pattern)
)
is utilized (with some tweaks for very short search patterns).
For natural language processing, however, this is not what
you probably want. It is because a bitwise match will
not give correct results in cases of:
Note that, the conversion of input data to Unicode is done as usual.
stri_count_fixed
;
stri_detect_fixed
;
stri_locate_all_fixed
,
stri_locate_first_fixed
,
stri_locate_first_fixed
,
stri_locate_last_fixed
,
stri_locate_last_fixed
;
stri_replace_all_fixed
,
stri_replace_first_fixed
,
stri_replace_first_fixed
,
stri_replace_last_fixed
,
stri_replace_last_fixed
;
stri_split_fixed
;
stringi-search
Other stringi_general_topics: stringi-arguments
;
stringi-encoding
;
stringi-locale
;
stringi-package
;
stringi-search-charclass
;
stringi-search-coll
;
stringi-search-regex
;
stringi-search