Saw this concept in ActiveStates nifty Komodo product, and thought I would try to see if I could
roll my own easily (I needed something like this while working on regex templates for the masked
text ctrl).
This little utility lets you put in a regex epxression in one entry, then sample text in the next.
It will tell you as soon as you have a match, and will identify the matching groups (even named
groups with their names).
It was a lot easier than I thought it would be to write it. I must have finally bounced over the
first learning curve with wxPython (so many yet to go!). wxPython rocks!
Saw this concept in ActiveStates nifty Komodo product, and thought I would
try to see if I could
roll my own easily (I needed something like this while working on regex
templates for the masked
text ctrl).
This little utility lets you put in a regex epxression in one entry, then
sample text in the next.
It will tell you as soon as you have a match, and will identify the matching
groups (even named
groups with their names).
It was a lot easier than I thought it would be to write it. I must have
finally bounced over the
first learning curve with wxPython (so many yet to go!). wxPython rocks!
Saw this concept in ActiveStates nifty Komodo product, and thought I
would try to see if I could roll my own easily (I needed something
like this while working on regex templates for the masked text ctrl).
This little utility lets you put in a regex epxression in one entry,
then sample text in the next. It will tell you as soon as you have a
match, and will identify the matching groups (even named groups with
their names).
Cool. I had started something like this a long time ago while on a plane flight but never got around to finishing it. I've attached a copy with a few tweaks so the fonts/layout work better on wxGTK.