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Well I use few websites for making sure that regex works. like regex101.com and also I have advanced knowledge of sed and awk so if the programming language use compliant regex substitution then I dont need to google.
In either case knowing sed and awk helps as I can make a text file of words that I want to replace and then sed or awk them and see whether the expression works. :)
Regex. Every. Single. Time 🤦♂️
I have to use regex tools to help and it feels like I bumble my way through it each time.
+1 on this. I also love online regex editors
I feel this pain 100%! Regex is so useful but man is it hard to remember
It's so horror...
I'm sure there are many that would agree with you!
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Well I use few websites for making sure that regex works. like regex101.com and also I have advanced knowledge of sed and awk so if the programming language use compliant regex substitution then I dont need to google.
In either case knowing sed and awk helps as I can make a text file of words that I want to replace and then sed or awk them and see whether the expression works. :)
Yes 10000% this. rubular.com/ Has been a life saver
I used to use rubular.com
Lately started using regex101.com
Any particular reason why ? Rubular has a really good generator that tells you what it’s doing ?
regexr.com is better