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The other day I posted a blog entry about the migration of RegexLib to ASP.NET V2 - the article can be found here: http://markitup.com/Blog/archive/2005/06/07/50.aspx In the coming week I'm planning to post a source code viewer so that you can see how...
Today I read a comment on Jeffrey Schoolcraft's regex blog from Randal L. Schwartz which I felt that I needed to respond to. As I started writing the comment I realized that this is probably news that needs to be publicly visible, so I'm posting it to...
While sneaking around the web tonight looking at sites which have interesting dhtml controls or cool stylesheets, I came across this article: http://www.bazon.net/mishoo/articles.epl?art_id=209 I couldn't help but start pulling apart some of those regex...
I see this question come up a bit in regex so, I thought that I'd blog about it. It has to do with 2 things: named groups and captures. First, an example... I have a set of attributes ascribed to a value and I want to match each of them and then write...
The other day I blog'ged about the new Options panel and today I'd like to announce another part of the expanded testing tools - the Details Grid: Initially, the Details Grid displays information about Matches however, you can expand each Match out to...
Yesterday Justin blog'ged about the new features that are included in the new testing tool on RegexLib.com: http://weblogs.asp.net/justin_rogers/archive/2004/09/04/225692.aspx ...but I just wanted to expand on that a little. In that article Justin mentioned...
Currently I'm in the middle of replacing the testing tool on RegexLib.com. You can play with the changes that I've made so far at: http://www.regexlib.com/RETester.aspx The new features include: Ability to grab the source from a Url Ability to grab the...
Last week I finally sat the 310 exam (Services: Remoting, Windows Services, Web Services and Enterprise Services). It's the first exam that I geniunely thought that I could fail. Thankfully I passed it with relative ease due - I suspect - to some late...
I started reading JScript.NET Programming today: This language offers a very different way to write .NET code. I'm reading it mostly for two reasons, A) I like the authors' manner of offering more abstract samples and sensible advice than you tend to...
[Cross posted on my regex blog - http://blogs.regexadvice.com/dneimke/archive/2004/03/31/877.aspx - please leave any comments there] I think that it speaks volumes about the readability and maintainability of a regex which is several hundred characters...
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