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I agree with you. At some point, you are bound to get into situations where writing the regex is shorter and easier to do the normal way. Some the examples are
by dizzystar 9y ago
I agree with you. At some point, you are bound to get into situations where writing the regex is shorter and easier to do the normal way. Some the examples are getting a little long, and I'm not entirely sure if they are more clear.
Also, it's only for Python2.
- iogf 9y agoIt can be ported to py3 with no difficult though it is meant to be used as a tool to construct regex, it shouldnt be put in your programs for a matter of performance at all(mainly those that are critical). About some examples being long, i believe verbosity pays off in understanding complex systems, so yea, in some situations it wouldnt benefit using crocs unless you dont know regex and you dont want to spend some hours to get proficient in it.