Am 25. Jan, 2006 schwätzte John Wheat so:
> I am seeking help to memorize, utilize, and gain basic proficiency with
> regular expressions and sed, grep, egrep searches and the like. When I read
> something like \^{a-r}\ my brain for lack of a bettwer way to say it believes
> this to be a ctl-d and stops all processing. So if you have a tool or an
> acronym or perhaps a silly song you have made up that would help me learn
> this aspect of CLI interaction would you please share that information with
> me.
Use them :).
Presuming you're using them for scripts make sure to document:
1. what you're trying to match
2. what the regex is supposed to be doing
3. what each part of the regex is supposed to be doing
As you get better 3 can go away for simple regexes, but I suggest
always doing 1 and 2. I also suggest continuing with 3 for complex or
'cool' regexes.
You might also want to do:
4. give samples that do or don't match and why
ciao,
der.hans
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