Add Perl like regular expression syntax like:
from rexpression import regex
print("foo bar" ==~ regex("^foo")) # -> True
print("foo bar" ==~ regex("^boo")) # -> False
print("foo bar" !=~ regex("^foo")) # -> False
print("foo bar" !=~ regex("^boo")) # -> True
print("foo bar" == regex("foo")) # -> False
print("foo bar" == regex("boo")) # -> False
print("foo bar" == regex("foo bar")) # -> TrueDO NOT USE THIS MODULE EXCEPT FOR A PIECE OF CODE. Basically, this is really BAD idea in Python and you should prevent to use this kind of BAD syntax in productive code.
Use pip like:
$ pip install rexpressionThe MIT License (MIT)
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