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I've found if you can break up a regex into verbose form, and debug it on a app or site like regex101.com, you can figure out just about any expression. Then ad
by digisign 4y ago
I've found if you can break up a regex into verbose form, and debug it on a app or site like regex101.com, you can figure out just about any expression.
Then add comments with that understanding.
That may not extend to the email address-parsing monstrosity that was given, but I think it would still help considerably.