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That's a neat page, which does help construction of regex's. But, it does not address the question I posed. The regex R generates a language L of strings acce
by mturmon 15y ago
That's a neat page, which does help construction of regex's.
But, it does not address the question I posed.
The regex R generates a language L of strings accepted by R. I want a facility for generating example elements of L.
Given that L often is infinite or has immense cardinality, this is hard to do. I think I want a breadth-first descent of the tokens in the regex, but it's not always that simple.