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Matching checkbox buttons don't update when changed through AppleScript.
0 comments Created 7 months ago by samsouder- Open Reggy.
- Open Script Editor.
- Type into Script Editor:
tell application "Reggy" to set match case to yes
This should make the Match Case button checked, but it doesn't.
I am not an expert at making Cocoa applications scriptable, so any help would be appreciated!
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Colorize expression to match colorized results
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Incorrect metacharacter matching in Perl mode
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Add ability to test replacement regexps as well as matches
0 comments Created 7 months ago by samsouderAdding replacement ability. http://code.google.com/p/reggy/issues/detail?id=9
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Add some kind of editor interface to build up a regular expression visually. See comments: http://code.google.com/p/reggy/issues/detail?id=7
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Reggy looks awesome. I would love to see python regexp syntax supported!
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I didn't realize Python had it's own syntax, as I don't really use it. If someone can find an objective-c or c library for parsing them, it would be possible to add support for it.
Currently Reggy uses OgreKit for all syntaxes.
Hmm, not sure that python has something which is unique to it, TBH I don't know much about variants of regexp flavors.
Best resource I was able to google on the subject: http://www.regular-expressions.info/python.html -- I don't see anything about python-specific extensions, only a few things that it doesn't support.
So should pythoneers just be using one of the POSIX variants?
Thanks for making this awesome tool.
Please log in to comment.Ah, looks like there are some python-specific things, like python-style named capture groups. I don't know if there's an objc library for this, totally understand why you might not be interested in spending time on this. Thanks all the same!



