RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting the allocation was coming from generated code produced by the compiler. See issue #43688 for more info. Since Julia 1.11, all allocations should have a type reported. For more details on how to use this

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting the allocation was coming from generated code produced by the compiler. See issue #43688 for more info. Since Julia 1.11, all allocations should have a type reported. For more details on how to use this

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting the allocation was coming from generated code produced by the compiler. See issue #43688 for more info. Since Julia 1.11, all allocations should have a type reported. For more details on how to use this

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting the allocation was coming from generated code produced by the compiler. See issue #43688 for more info. Since Julia 1.11, all allocations should have a type reported. For more details on how to use this

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting the allocation was coming from generated code produced by the compiler. See issue #43688 for more info. Since Julia 1.11, all allocations should have a type reported. For more details on how to use this

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting information Each StackTraces.StackFrame contains the function name, file name, line number, lambda info, a flag indicating whether the frame has been inlined, a flag indicating whether it is a C function

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting information Each StackTraces.StackFrame contains the function name, file name, line number, lambda info, a flag indicating whether the frame has been inlined, a flag indicating whether it is a C function

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting the allocation was coming from generated code produced by the compiler. See issue #43688 for more info. Since Julia 1.11, all allocations should have a type reported. For more details on how to use this

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting the allocation was coming from generated code produced by the compiler. See issue #43688 for more info. Since Julia 1.11, all allocations should have a type reported. For more details on how to use this

RegexMatch("2") julia> m = match(r"[0-9]","aaaa1aaaa2aaaa3",11) RegexMatch("3") You can extract the following info from a RegexMatch object: • the entire substring matched: m.match • the captured substrings as an "\033[93m") that warnings should have at the termi- nal. JULIA_INFO_COLOR The formatting Base.info_color() (default: cyan, "\033[36m") that info should have at the terminal. JULIA_INPUT_COLOR The formatting the allocation was coming from generated code produced by the compiler. See issue #43688 for more info. Since Julia 1.11, all allocations should have a type reported. For more details on how to use this