Thanks for the suggestion. I was using grep to practice on files in the command
line, but didn't think CAT had it. Will be trying this out
Cheers
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Hi all,
As mentioned in the subject line, does anyone know of an accessible regular
expression practice tool, desktop app or other?
Really keen on practicing this very useful tool.
Best regards,
Yuma
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Could you just practice using the command line in terminal? For example
you could make a test text file called 'bob' and then use sed to run
some regex substitution like this:
cat test | sed 's/And/Dan/g'
which would replace all the instances of 'And' in the output of the cat
command with
Hey Yuma,
Best thing to do is play around with sed or find. In terminal, you can type
man find to learn how to use it.
A good sed tutorial is at: http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html. You can also
type man re_format at the terminal to learn regular expression syntax.
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