A very good resource Mohammad! Of great long-term value. I hope it gets
used!
I'd ask Jeremy to link to it from docs!
One comment ...
- It should be mentioned that * should not be used instead + as the
latter needs to have at least one character so does not matches empty
string while * matches empty string as it indicates zero or more symbols.
This is not quite right. * has as much utility as +. Its just that it can
match the "empty string". But often that is what you want to happen.
If you use "+" always it can block the rest of a match. So it depends on
the match context which one you use.
The "qualifiers" have a range of effects ...
** *= match 0 or more times, as many times as possible ("greedy")
**? *= match 0 or more times, as few times as possible ("lazy")
*+* = match 1 or more times, as many times as possible ("greedy")
*+?* = match 1 or more times, as few times as possible ("lazy")
*? *= match 0 or one time
*{5}* = match exactly 5 times
*{5,9}* = match 5 to 9 times
TT
On Monday, 26 August 2019 20:50:20 UTC+2, Mohammad wrote:
>
> *Announcement: RegExp in Tiddlywiki*
> *Date: Aug 26, 2019*
> *Status: In progress*
>
> *Updated to Release 0.6*
>
>
> - *0.6 - Aug 26, 2019*
>
>
> 1. Experimentation <http://tw-regexp.tiddlyspot.com/#Experimentation>
> tiddler
> was added to let freely play with regexp patterns
> 2. Documentation improved
> 3. Some patterns were improved.
>
>
> See new update:
>
> http://tw-regexp.tiddlyspot.com/
>
> --Mohammad
>
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