300 ==== GRegex  subsubsection
306 [[lua_class_GRegex_notes]]  argument
325 * _m_ = G_REGEX_MULTILINE - By default, GRegex treats the strings as  argument
353 ===== GRegex.new(pattern)  argument
379 ===== GRegex.flags([table])  argument
404 ===== GRegex.compile_flags([table])  argument
425 ===== GRegex.match_flags([table])  argument
446 ===== GRegex.match(subject, pattern, [init], [cf], [ef])  argument
459 pattern:: A Perl-compatible regular expression pattern string or GRegex object  argument
477 ===== GRegex.find(subject, pattern, [init], [cf], [ef])  argument
490 pattern:: A Perl-compatible regular expression pattern string or GRegex object  argument
509 ===== GRegex.gmatch(subject, pattern, [init], [cf], [ef])  argument
523 pattern:: A Perl-compatible regular expression pattern string or GRegex object  argument
541 ===== GRegex.gsub(subject, pattern, [repl], [max], [cf], [ef])  argument
557 pattern:: A Perl-compatible regular expression pattern string or GRegex object  argument
575 ===== GRegex.split(subject, sep, [cf], [ef])  argument
592 sep:: A Perl-compatible regular expression pattern string or GRegex object  argument
610 ===== GRegex.version()  argument
617 ===== Returns
623 ===== gregex:match(subject, [init], [ef])
631 ===== Arguments
640 ===== Returns
649 ===== gregex:find(subject, [init], [ef])
677 Searches for the first match of the compiled GRegex object in the string  argument
706 Matches a compiled regular expression GRegex object against a given subject  argument
734 Returns a string containing debug information about the GRegex object.  argument
739 ===== Returns