I’ve fixed some minor errors and expanded the languages covered by my RegEx quick reference chart originally posted here:
RegEx Reference Chart v1.0.
This new version is available in several formats (listed below). Just like the last, it is provided under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License.
- PDF: Regular Expressions Quick-Reference/Comparison Chart, v2.0 (PDF)
- Postscript: Regular Expressions Quick-Reference/Comparison Chart, v2.0 (Postscript)
- DVI: Regular Expressions Quick-Reference/Comparison Chart, v2.0 (DVI)
- LaTeX source: Regular Expressions Quick-Reference/Comparison Chart, v2.0 (LaTeX source)
Corrections, suggestions, and general thoughts are always welcome—even a one-line replies to let me know this was useful.
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Great! I use this all the time. Thanks!
This was useful! I have the old version on the wall of my office, as do many of my coworkers (after I showed it to them). I’ll be printing up the new one. Thanks!
Ditto! I’m in the early stages of trying to get fluent with the shell/regexps/etc. Great resource. :)
Vim can also be lazy, see :help /\{-
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Excellent catch! I’ll update the tables to reflect it.