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I'd be happy to get a translator that goes the other way, to help decode unfamiliar regex. Other than that though, I pretty much agree with you.
by hiddenkrypt 10y ago
I'd be happy to get a translator that goes the other way, to help decode unfamiliar regex. Other than that though, I pretty much agree with you.
- helb 10y agoNot really translators, but can be quite useful sometimes – https://regex101.com/ https://regex101.com/ and http://regexr.com/ http://regexr.com/
- Klathmon 10y agoWhenever i need to do anything in regex, i open regex101. It's such a great resource.
- okonomiyaki3000 10y agoNice tools. I often use https://regexper.com https://regexper.com
- riboflava 10y agoWasn't this a goal of Light Table, or am I up in the night? There are a lot of useful representations I'd like to see for my foo, but very few of them I'd actually want to work in directly when I'm creating or modifying the underlying code representation. I could see this tool as a quick and useful way to load a complex regex meaning in my head like doc text, but after that, I'll just prefer to work with the regex directly instead of the verbose text.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoAnd I think SRE is a good middle ground. Plus, you can use paredit on it.