chirss

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   by chirss 2y ago

   The list at the end isn't that good though. It's basically dictating this Matt Dugan's preferences. The third one about seven systems is both an exaggeration and a demand. The rest of this page makes me think it would be real
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   by chirss 7y ago

   Well yea, it's a joke...
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   by chirss 7y ago

   For real, it can't even work with regular expressions decently.
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   by chirss 7y ago

   boom. https://regex101.com/r/PxSY4U/1 technically it does parse it. :P
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   by chirss 7y ago

   I guess I don't understand. Mind throwing up an example with multiple test strings on regex101.com ? I'd like to take a look and see if I can make a regex which does what you want. So if you could write the examples there, and the
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   by chirss 7y ago

   If you want some help swing by #regex on efnet, happy to help.
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   by chirss 7y ago

   We use it on slack and irc for debugging people's regular expressions all the time. Being able to have 30 revisions to a base regex to troubleshoot is fantastic. Plus the quiz is awesome.
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   by chirss 7y ago

   Can you explain the problem further?
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   by chirss 7y ago

   regex101 does a good job at showing you what the selected variant can do.
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    by chirss 7y ago

    Honestly don't let this get you down, here's a learning plan (use regex101 to learn) 1) Learn PCRE regex. 2) Try regex golf or cross words to learn PCRE regex. 3) Take the quiz on regex101. Once you're done with all 3: Learn