Mark, S. 

> All we have is regex. 
>
 

> It would be great to have some other tool for extracting actual DOM-like 
> structures the way you could with TW classic. But we don't have it.
>

Actually, the tool we have for regexp is also a bit lacking. There's no 
> tool for directly lifting desired target text.
>

I'd be interested in better documenting the regex operators TW has in the 
context of what JS regex can do. 
I strongly believe it needs referents, i.e. informed by what regex "match" 
AND "replace do" in standard JS,

In raw form (pre-parser intervention) TW can, of course, do anything JS 
can, but that is not at the level where most are working.

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