My Regular Expression Editor "RegEx Editor 1.0" Released Monday, 21 Mar 2005 Have you ever wanted to develop a complex regular expression and test it? Is Visual Studio's Search and Replace dialog just not cutting it? Well RegEx Editor might just be the answer. It is a simple concept, enter some text to test on, a regular expression and a replace string then use the IsMatch, Matches or the Replace button. RegEx Editor includes full support for Groups and Replace Strings. The Regular Expression's match results are displayed in a neat grid with single click sorting.Download it now from my Downloads page.
Re: My Reglar Expression Editor "RegEx Editor 1.0" Released It needs a menu item for copying the RegEx to the clipboard in different formats.For example one could escape quotes and slashes in C# style. Another could do this in VB.Net format. Comment from Harry Winston at Tuesday, 22 March 2005 10:10AM (GMT+00)
Re: My Regular Expression Editor "RegEx Editor 1.0" Released This is for the person that ended up here by serching for "How to represent slashes in Regular Expressions" in Google.The slash \ character in a regular expression is used for escaping special characters . $ ^ { [ ( | ) * + ? \ so that they no longer have their special meanng.So to match full stops . you need to enter \.To match slashes you need to use two, so \\ matches \To make things just a little harder C based languages (C, C++, C#, Java etc) also use a slash to escape special characters. So if you are using one of these languages to store your RegEx as a string constant you need to double the slashes again.So in C, to match a \ you need to use a regular expression string constant that looks like this "\\\\". Comment from Martin Brown at Thursday, 14 July 2005 01:52PM (GMT+00)
Re: My Regular Expression Editor "RegEx Editor 1.0" Released Just downloaded this and it's great. I am learning to use regular expressions for use in mod rewrite.Just the job.Thanks Comment from Paul at Wednesday, 24 May 2006 07:13PM (GMT+00)
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Re: My Regular Expression Editor "RegEx Editor 1.0" Released Isn't it about time you upgraded it to .NET 2? Comment from Huphos at Thursday, 11 January 2007 10:42AM (GMT+00)
Re: My Regular Expression Editor "RegEx Editor 1.0" Released Well yes, I guess it is. I'm a touch busy these days though so don't hold your breath. Comment from Martin Brown at Sunday, 14 January 2007 04:50PM (GMT+00)