Contents tagged with Regex
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RegexLib V2 - now with added ASP.NET V2 :)
The other day I posted a blog entry about the migration of RegexLib to ASP.NET V2 - the article can be found here:
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Is RegExLib full of "it"?
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 my blog and cross referencing the original comment. First, here is Randal's comment:
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compressing javascript code in perl
While sneaking around the web tonight looking at sites which have interesting dhtml controls or cool stylesheets, I came across this article:
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Named Groups, Unnamed Groups and Captures
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...
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RegexLib Testing Tool - The new Details Grid
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:
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RegexLib Testing Tool - The new Options Panel
Yesterday Justin blog'ged about the new features that are included in the new testing tool on RegexLib.com:
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New Regex Tester
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:
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Certification and a new RegexLib.com feature
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 night cramming. I'm now an MCAD and I only have the “Defining Requirements” exam to go until I'm MCSD!
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Regex's in JScript.NET
I started reading JScript.NET Programming today:
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Maintaining monolithic regex expressions
[Cross posted on my regex blog - http://blogs.regexadvice.com/dneimke/archive/2004/03/31/877.aspx - please leave any comments there]