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Can I define a variable in #PCRE (Perl Compatible !Regex)? I want to test if an expression's value falls in a range. #AbuseFilter !MediaWiki
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!regex replace function for !mysql without installing any module - http://techras.wordpress.com/2011/06/02/regex-replace-for-mysql/
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Perl compatible !regex (PCRE) library for !mysql - http://www.mysqludf.org/lib_mysqludf_preg/
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Trying out GUI text editors with !regex search-replace. #geany is missing a lot (e.g. negative match) & #kate... where's the regex? !Linux
Friday, 02-Sep-11 09:26:36 UTC from pino-
@chriswaterguy I've used scite, a scintilla-based editor that IIRC had good regex search. You might want to take a look at that?
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@fendus jedit is promising, but having trouble with replacing text using \1, \2 etc.
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@urugami Thanks - tried it, but the negative lookahead isn't working in scite. Having mixed results with other editors...
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Dear !Lazyweb, in #regexxer how can I put each line of a file in groups $1, $2, $3, etc, irrespective of lines' content? !regex
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@jabz Thanks for adding a logo to the !regex group, & spam-blocking. Do you think we should make a list of key resources as the homepage?
Friday, 05-Aug-11 13:52:49 UTC from web-
@chriswaterguy and thanks fpr drawing my attention to the !regex group! I love regexes - ever since I first discovered AWK, way back when :)
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@marjoleink Cool - I love !regex but I'm a newb - started the group cuz I knew it would be useful to me (& others). 421 users now!
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Great tool for testing & debugging !regex: http://regexpal.com/ - does real time matching. (Wonderful for a slow connection.)
Wednesday, 29-Jun-11 14:54:57 UTC from pino -
Using the !geany editor (or any other tool) can I save a !regex search-and-replace as a kind of #macro? Maybe a job for !LibreOffice?
Sunday, 19-Jun-11 05:05:22 UTC from web-
@dmaphy Ok, thanks. I'm not familiar with SVN, but I'll have a go.
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@chriswaterguy Just run the svn co command there, cd to geany-plugins/trunk/geany-plugins and follow the instructions from the README ..
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@chriswaterguy .. files :)
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Oh no - MyRegexTester.com is down, domain name expired. !regex Using http://www.regular-expressions.info/javascriptexample.html for now.
Thursday, 06-Jan-11 16:18:11 UTC from pino -
What's the easiest way to do a series of !regex search and replace edits on a document, & repeat for other docs? !OpenOffice macro?
Monday, 20-Dec-10 09:16:43 UTC from pino -
I will never forgive the world if fucking notepad++ wins this poll: http://ur1.ca/2icfm !GNU !Emacs !linux !ubuntu !gentoo #holywar
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@jankusanagi Ah, ok... so if someone is using Openbox or LXDE, they'll probably still need the !KDE specific icon set to install a KDE app.
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@appropedia no, they can use any icon set which conforms to the standards gnome and kde created.
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@appropedia what I meant is you can use Gnome, for instance, with the Oxygen iconset
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No blog: Highlighter de Expressão Regular http://luishenrique.org/blog/posts/expressao-regular-highlight !regex
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"RewriteRule ^(.*)rong(.*)$ /$1right$2" causes infinite loop. What !regex do I need so $1 only contains what's BEFORE "rong"? #mod_rewrite
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Still looking for a website or !Linux app with really good syntax highlighting. Useful to check complex bot commands.
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@chriswaterguy vim/gvim can be used and in commandmode use :set syntax=typeoffile
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er-tester.sh: meu testador de !regex feito em !shellscript http://labs.luishenrique.org/#shell
Saturday, 06-Feb-10 12:04:25 UTC from xmpp -
I use an additional text editor to open a particular file, so it's easy to find on my desktop. Mousepad, Leafpad are !LightLinux editors.
Wednesday, 18-Nov-09 05:57:54 UTC from web-
@chriswaterguy For the !LightLinux graphical text editor, I would say #Medit.
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@mjjzf #Medit looks great - nice GUI, tabs, !regex. Less RAM than #gedit (more than #Leafpad or #Mousepad but more features.) !lln !Linux
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The best !LightLinux !regex search & replace solution for me, with GUI, was geany. Thanks to @holloway - and for the regex help too! !Linux
Monday, 26-Oct-09 15:29:17 UTC from web -
@holloway When I find a term with the search string, how do I include that in the replace text? (Googling, not finding...) !regex
Monday, 26-Oct-09 14:47:11 UTC from web-
@chriswaterguy group it in brackets "()", an regex "(asdf)" to "'\1'" at "asd asdf asd" gives: "asd 'asdf' asd". 2nd group is \2, and so on
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!Linux editor question: Search & replace with !regex in a !LightLinux editor? (Gedit has a plugin, but not working)
Monday, 26-Oct-09 13:44:22 UTC from web-
@chriswaterguy the * sign match none or multiple of what it appends to, so p=2* can matches p= and p=22222 as well
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@holloway aha, thanks :-)
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Monday, 07-Sep-09 16:37:06 UTC from xmpp
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