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On Centos7 the compilers are older than the standard, and this one minor tweak is the difference between the build succeeding and failing -- the version of std::regex_replace won't take a string constant as the last argument. This should work with every C++ compiler. I've tested it with CLang as well...
On Centos7 the compilers are older than the standard, and this one minor tweak is the difference between the build succeeding and failing -- the version of std::regex_replace won't take a string constant as the last argument. This should work with every C++ compiler. I've tested it with CLang as well...
diff --git a/src/TSTextField.cpp b/src/TSTextField.cpp
index 88390f6..53c1110 100644
--- a/src/TSTextField.cpp
+++ b/src/TSTextField.cpp
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ std::string TSTextField::cleanseString(std::string newText)
{
// Remove invalid chars
std::stringstream cleansedStr;
} // end cleanseString()
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