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"No delimiters" mode #1980
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This is not available for the .NET regex, which I am attempting to use. Furthermore, I can't have the
Damned if I do escape it, damned if I don't. |
When you switch to the .NET flavor, its delimiter is
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I see, thanks for that clarification. |
@OnlineCop , sorry if my explanation was not clear. I definitely know about "Change delimiter" dropdown. However, it requires to select some value. Below is a correct regular expression for PCRE/JS/many other regex engines:
It will work in VSCode, Pycharm, WebStorm, Notepad++, basically any software that supports regular expressions. It will work in any language if you read this expression from text file or database. However it won't work in Regex101 in any current mode. |
I'd also like to see "no delimiter" mode. When the regex is stored e.g. in a database you do not have to worry about delimiters (at least in Python, YMMV if you have to deal with PHP 🙈). |
Feature
Right now there is a following complaint in Regex101:
However common cases for regexps are:
For such cases there is a suggestion to introduce a new URL flag
&delimiter=none
and support "No delimiters" mode in UI.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: