[ruby] Regex Match Defines $N Vars
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This PR implements the other component of regex matching defining global variables. In Ruby, `$1`, `$2`, etc. correspond to the group matched in the last match. This is synonymous to how a `MatchData` object could refer to these matches. This PR models these `nref` objects to `$[1]` and, during a match lowering, defines them to the corresponding index position of the lowered temp match object, i.e., `$[1] = <tmp-0>[1]` where `N` is determined by the number of opening parenthesis (simple heuristic). Additionally, the lowered `match` calls have their `methodFullName` defined for convenient policy/semantic definition creation.
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This PR implements the other component of regex matching defining global variables. In Ruby,
$1,$2, etc. correspond to the group matched in the last match. This is synonymous to how aMatchDataobject could refer to these matches.This PR models these
nrefobjects to$[1]and, during a match lowering, defines them to the corresponding index position of the lowered temp match object, i.e.,$[1] = <tmp-0>[1]whereNis determined by the number of opening parenthesis (simple heuristic).Additionally, the lowered
matchcalls have theirmethodFullNamedefined for convenient policy/semantic definition creation.