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  • How to use FindStr

    Following on from my post yesterday about FindStr.exe I noticed that kayodeok's Weblog have dug up the online link to FindStr documentation, here it is: How to Use Findstr Also contains a link to the entire Command-line reference A-Z list at the bottom of the article.
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 03-01-2004, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • FindStr.exe an egrep-like tool

    I've long thought of writing a little tool like grep (or egrep) which would allow me to quickly use regex to search for text within files. This weekend while reading an article about Standard I/O and Console Applications I discovered the Windows command-line tool FindStr. FindStr.exe is a command-line...
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 02-29-2004, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • HOW TO: Using RegexSnippets

    I was just chatting to Thomas about RegexSnippets and how I use it to test my regex's. I think that most people haven't cottoned-on to the fact that you can write test modules within RegexSnippets itself. To use the code IDE do the following: Open RegexSnippets From the Main Menu choose Tools | Test...
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 08-28-2003, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • RegexLib.com

    Over the past 3 or 4 months I've been involved in adding some new features to RegexLib.com. Firstly, we changed the look-and-feel of the site (thanks to Thomas 'Aylar' Johansen) to give it a friendly look and to change the navigation structure. Secondly, we implemented categories of patterns. This makes...
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 07-26-2003, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • New tool : RegexLibrarian

    I've been subscribed to the GotDotNet User Samples feed for several weeks now and it's great because you get to see some really cool tools come in. I love playing with the new stuff and pulling the code apart to get inspiration for how to implement features on new projects. The latest tool that I've...
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 07-15-2003, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • New RegexSnippets release

    I've finally finished testing some new features that I've added to RegexSnippets and, with the assistance of Chad Osgood who has given me a great deal of feedback regarding features and useability issues. Thanks Chad :-) The next version contains a complete re-write of the underlying architecture since...
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 05-28-2003, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • How to use FindStr

    Following on from my post yesterday about FindStr.exe I noticed that kayodeok's Weblog have dug up the online link to FindStr documentation, here it is: How to Use Findstr Also contains a link to the entire Command-line reference A-Z list at the bottom of the article.
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 03-01-2004, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • FindStr.exe an egrep-like tool

    I've long thought of writing a little tool like grep (or egrep) which would allow me to quickly use regex to search for text within files. This weekend while reading an article about Standard I/O and Console Applications I discovered the Windows command-line tool FindStr. FindStr.exe is a command-line...
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 02-29-2004, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • HOW TO: Using RegexSnippets

    I was just chatting to Thomas about RegexSnippets and how I use it to test my regex's. I think that most people haven't cottoned-on to the fact that you can write test modules within RegexSnippets itself. To use the code IDE do the following: Open RegexSnippets From the Main Menu choose Tools | Test...
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 08-28-2003, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
  • RegexLib.com

    Over the past 3 or 4 months I've been involved in adding some new features to RegexLib.com. Firstly, we changed the look-and-feel of the site (thanks to Thomas 'Aylar' Johansen) to give it a friendly look and to change the navigation structure. Secondly, we implemented categories of patterns. This makes...
    Posted to ShowUsYour<Blog> (Weblog) by digory on 07-26-2003, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Regex, Tools
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