Hi,
in find there is a good support for regular expressions, and also the best lookahead function (?=) and (?!), but there isn't lookbahind? (? <=) and (?<!) Is it possible in the next release to add it?
Many thanks!
Salvo
On 15/09/2005, at 16.50, salvo wrote:
in find there is a good support for regular expressions, and also the best lookahead function (?=) and (?!), but there isn't lookbahind? (?<=) and (?<!) Is it possible in the next release to add it?
It's on the short-list, so should happen soonish.
Il giorno 17/set/05, alle ore 15:00, Allan Odgaard ha inviato questo messaggio:
in find there is a good support for regular expressions, and also the best lookahead function (?=) and (?!), but there isn't lookbahind? (?<=) and (?<!) Is it possible in the next release to add it?
It's on the short-list, so should happen soonish.
thanks! :) it is a useful function. And so TextMate, imho, is almost full standard RegExp!
cheers
Il giorno 17/set/05, alle ore 15:08, Sune Foldager ha inviato questo messaggio:
On 17/09/2005, at 15.04, salvo wrote:
thanks! :) it is a useful function. And so TextMate, imho, is almost full standard RegExp!
And what is standard regex? :p. I didn't know there was ONE such thing, but several.
-- Sune.
ahahah :) it's perhaps the most comprensive one. I think, however: Perl.
Surely not Word for Windows ;-)
On 17/09/2005, at 15.14, salvo wrote:
And what is standard regex? :p. I didn't know there was ONE such thing, but several.
ahahah :) it's perhaps the most comprensive one. I think, however: Perl.
Surely not Word for Windows ;-)
WikiPedia of course has the scoop: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression
Mentioning BNF, traditional UNIX, modern POSIX, and then patterns for irregular languages.
Also of slight interest: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_languages
WikiPedia of course has the scoop: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression
yes, and there are also many related web sites, like:
http://www.regular-expressions.info/
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Allan Odgaard -
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Sune Foldager