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2011-04-26T13:36:22Z

post-move tidying; update

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	==~~{{hide\|Navbar}}~~==		==Navigation==
	[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[programming]]: [[~~regex~~]]		[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[programming]]: [[regular expressions]]
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[~~regex~~\|~~Regex~~]] ~~is shorthand for~~ "~~Regular Expressions~~", a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in Perl, and the Linux utility {{Linuxcmd\|grep}} is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.		[[regular expressions\|Regular expressions]] ("[[regex]]" for short) is a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in [[Perl]], and the [[Linux]] utility {{Linuxcmd\|grep}} is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.
	==Articles==		==Articles==
	* [[Perl regex]]		* [[Perl regex]]

2011-04-26T13:34:27Z

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2010-02-01T11:44:03Z

Links: http://www.regular-expressions.info/

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	===Reference===		===Reference===
	* {{wikipedia\|Regular expression}}		* {{wikipedia\|Regular expression}}
			* [http://www.regular-expressions.info/ Regular-Expressions.info]
	===Posts===		===Posts===
	* '''2008-04-01''' [http://www.bitcetera.com/en/techblog/2008/04/01/regex-in-a-nutshell/ Regex in a Nutshell]: small collection of links including a how-to, two online testers, and a "cheat sheet" PDF		* '''2008-04-01''' [http://www.bitcetera.com/en/techblog/2008/04/01/regex-in-a-nutshell/ Regex in a Nutshell]: small collection of links including a how-to, two online testers, and a "cheat sheet" PDF
	* '''2006-02-19''' [http://osteele.com/archives/2006/02/reanimator Visualizing Regular Expressions]: blog entry by the author of reAnimator, a regex implementation visualizer		* '''2006-02-19''' [http://osteele.com/archives/2006/02/reanimator Visualizing Regular Expressions]: blog entry by the author of reAnimator, a regex implementation visualizer

2009-11-22T23:51:13Z

Links: bitcetera

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	* {{wikipedia\|Regular expression}}		* {{wikipedia\|Regular expression}}
	===Posts===		===Posts===
			* '''2008-04-01''' [http://www.bitcetera.com/en/techblog/2008/04/01/regex-in-a-nutshell/ Regex in a Nutshell]: small collection of links including a how-to, two online testers, and a "cheat sheet" PDF
	* '''2006-02-19''' [http://osteele.com/archives/2006/02/reanimator Visualizing Regular Expressions]: blog entry by the author of reAnimator, a regex implementation visualizer		* '''2006-02-19''' [http://osteele.com/archives/2006/02/reanimator Visualizing Regular Expressions]: blog entry by the author of reAnimator, a regex implementation visualizer

2009-11-22T23:48:17Z

wikipedia

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	** matches at least 6 links in a row with nothing except spaces between them; good for detecting spam		** matches at least 6 links in a row with nothing except spaces between them; good for detecting spam
	==Links==		==Links==
			===Reference===
			* {{wikipedia\|Regular expression}}
			===Posts===
	* '''2006-02-19''' [http://osteele.com/archives/2006/02/reanimator Visualizing Regular Expressions]: blog entry by the author of reAnimator, a regex implementation visualizer		* '''2006-02-19''' [http://osteele.com/archives/2006/02/reanimator Visualizing Regular Expressions]: blog entry by the author of reAnimator, a regex implementation visualizer

2008-01-17T13:39:00Z

Examples: reAnimator

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	* (\[http://[a-z\|0-9\|\.\|\-]+\.[a-z\|0-9\|.\|\-]+[a-z\|0-9\|\.\|\-\/]* [a-z\|0-9\| ]+\]( )*){5,}		* (\[http://[a-z\|0-9\|\.\|\-]+\.[a-z\|0-9\|.\|\-]+[a-z\|0-9\|\.\|\-\/]* [a-z\|0-9\| ]+\]( )*){5,}
	** matches at least 6 links in a row with nothing except spaces between them; good for detecting spam		** matches at least 6 links in a row with nothing except spaces between them; good for detecting spam
			==Links==
			* '''2006-02-19''' [http://osteele.com/archives/2006/02/reanimator Visualizing Regular Expressions]: blog entry by the author of reAnimator, a regex implementation visualizer

2007-09-30T16:14:59Z

Examples: corrected MediaWiki example; added example of detecting repetitions

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	* [[regex manpage]]		* [[regex manpage]]
	==Examples==		==Examples==
	* \[http://[a-z\|.\|\-]+\.[a-z\|.\|\-]+[a-z\|.\|\-/]* [a-z\|A-Z\| ]+\]		* \[http://[a-z\|0-9\|\.\|\-]+\.[a-z\|0-9\|.\|\-]+[a-z\|0-9\|\.\|\-\/]* [a-z\|0-9\| ]+\]( )*
	** matches a link in [[MediaWiki]] markup (it could probably be more precise, but catches most of them)		** matches a link in [[MediaWiki]] markup (it could probably be more precise, but catches most of them)
			* (\[http://[a-z\|0-9\|\.\|\-]+\.[a-z\|0-9\|.\|\-]+[a-z\|0-9\|\.\|\-\/]* [a-z\|0-9\| ]+\]( )*){5,}
			** matches at least 6 links in a row with nothing except spaces between them; good for detecting spam

2007-09-30T01:22:14Z

Articles: an example

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	* [[Perl regex]]		* [[Perl regex]]
	* [[regex manpage]]		* [[regex manpage]]
			==Examples==
			* \[http://[a-z\|.\|\-]+\.[a-z\|.\|\-]+[a-z\|.\|\-/]* [a-z\|A-Z\| ]+\]
			** matches a link in [[MediaWiki]] markup (it could probably be more precise, but catches most of them)

2006-07-28T22:22:15Z

updated navbar; sections for navbar & overview

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	[[~~Computing~~]]: [[~~Software~~]]: [[~~Programming~~]]: [[regex]]		=={{hide\|Navbar}}==
			[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[programming]]: [[regex]]
	[[Regex]] is shorthand for "Regular Expressions", a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in Perl, and the Linux utility {{Linuxcmd\|grep}} is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.		==Overview==
			[[regex\|Regex]] is shorthand for "Regular Expressions", a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in Perl, and the Linux utility {{Linuxcmd\|grep}} is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.
	==Articles==		==Articles==
	* [[Perl regex]]		* [[Perl regex]]
	* [[regex manpage]]		* [[regex manpage]]

2006-04-12T01:40:39Z

moved manpage to its own page

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-[[Computing]]: [[Software]]: [[Programming]]: [[Regex]]
+[[Computing]]: [[Software]]: [[Programming]]: [[regex]]
-[[Regex]] is shorthand for "Regular Expressions", a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in Perl, and the Linux utility [[grep]] is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.
+[[Regex]] is shorthand for "Regular Expressions", a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in Perl, and the Linux utility {{Linuxcmd|grep}} is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.
 ==Articles==
-*[[Perl regex]]
+* [[Perl regex]]
-==Manpage==
+* [[regex manpage]]