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 | CALLOUTS.BUILTIN               2018/03/19
* FAIL    (progress)
  (*FAIL)
  Always fail.
* MISMATCH    (progress)
  (*MISMATCH)
  Terminate Match process.
  Continue Search process.
* ERROR    (progress)
  (*ERROR{n::LONG})
  Terminate Search/Match process.
  Return value is the argument 'n'. (The value must be less than -1)
  'n' is an optional argument. (default value is ONIG_ABORT)
* MAX    (progress/retraction)
  (*MAX{n::LONG})
  Restrict the maximum count of success.
  [callout data]
  slot 0: current success count.
* COUNT    (progress/retraction)
  (*COUNT{c::CHAR})
  Counter.
  Depends on 'c' argument, the slot 0 value changes.
  'c' is an optional argument, deefault value is '>'.
  [callout data]
  slot 0: '>': progress count, '<': retraction count, 'X': success count
  slot 1: progress count
  slot 2: retraction count
  (* success count = progress count - retraction count)
  ** If option ONIG_OPTION_FIND_LONGEST or ONIG_OPTION_FIND_NOT_EMPTY is used,
     counts are not accurate.
* TOTAL_COUNT    (progress/retraction)
  (*TOTAL_COUNT{c::CHAR})
  It's the almost same as COUNT.
  But the counts are integrated in a search process.
  'c' is an optional argument, deefault value is '>'.
  [callout data]
  slot 0: '>': progress count, '<': retraction count, 'X': success count
  slot 1: progress count
  slot 2: retraction count
  ** If option ONIG_OPTION_FIND_LONGEST or ONIG_OPTION_FIND_NOT_EMPTY is used,
     counts are not accurate.
* CMP    (progress)
  (*CMP{x::TAG/LONG, op::STRING, y::TAG/LONG})
  Compare x value and y value with op operator.
  op: '==', '!=', '>', '<', '>=', '<='
  ex. "(?:(*MAX[TA]{7})a|(*MAX[TB]{5})b)*(*CMP{TA,>=,4})"
  [callout data]
  slot 0: op value (enum OP_CMP in src/regexec.c)
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