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Elvince: /* Emacs Commands that Use Regular Expressions */ add interactive align-regexp

2018-12-03T10:34:44Z

Emacs Commands that Use Regular Expressions: add interactive align-regexp

2014-10-09T09:37:39Z

Build regexps interactively

2014-09-02T14:21:38Z

adding image :)

2014-08-28T15:54:25Z

adding category

2014-08-28T15:52:24Z

adding category

2014-08-28T15:40:18Z

regexp steroids

2014-03-14T14:01:20Z

foo

2014-03-14T13:57:59Z

visual regexp

2013-01-27T04:21:25Z

Add foreign-regexp.el Link

2012-09-20T12:51:27Z

Embedd Emacs Lisp

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   |-
   |align-regexp
-  |align, using strings matching regexp as delimiters
+  |align, using strings matching regexp as delimiters (see also an [https://github.com/mkcms/interactive-align interactive version ])
   |-
   |highlight-regexp

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 === Build regexps interactively ===
-[[Re-builder]] builds regexp interactively in buffer
+[[Re-builder]] builds regexp interactively in buffer.
 === Search and replace with visual feedback ===

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	Even more powerful, see [https://github.com/benma/visual-regexp-steroids.el/ visual regexp steroids]. It is an extension to visual-regexp which enables the use of modern regexp engines (no more escaped group parentheses, and other goodies!). In addition to that, you can optionally use the better regexp syntax to power isearch-forward-regexp and isearch-backward-regexp. For now, Python and pcre2el is supported out of the box (tested on Linux and Windows).		Even more powerful, see [https://github.com/benma/visual-regexp-steroids.el/ visual regexp steroids]. It is an extension to visual-regexp which enables the use of modern regexp engines (no more escaped group parentheses, and other goodies!). In addition to that, you can optionally use the better regexp syntax to power isearch-forward-regexp and isearch-backward-regexp. For now, Python and pcre2el is supported out of the box (tested on Linux and Windows).
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		+	The following screenshot shows the visual-regexp-steroids. It is the same visual as visual-regexp but using a python regexp:
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		+	[[File:emacs-visual-regexp.png]]

	=== Use python regexp ===		=== Use python regexp ===

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	[https://github.com/k-talo/foreign-regexp.el foreign-regexp.el] - search and replace by foreign regexp.		[https://github.com/k-talo/foreign-regexp.el foreign-regexp.el] - search and replace by foreign regexp.
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		+	[[Category:Intermediate]]

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 You can have the equivalent of '''query-replace-regexp''' with a visual feedback thanks to the package '''visual-regexp''', available in [[MELPA]]. All explanations and screenshots are on [https://github.com/benma/visual-regexp.el its github page].
 === Use foreign regexps ===
 [https://github.com/k-talo/foreign-regexp.el foreign-regexp.el] - search and replace by foreign regexp.

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 To enter a '''newline''' character in a regexp, use the two keystroke sequence '''C-q C-j'''.
 It will appear in the minibuffer as '''^J'''.
 === Search and replace with visual feedback ===
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 You can have the equivalent of '''query-replace-regexp''' with a visual feedback thanks to the package '''visual-regexp''', available in [[MELPA]]. All explanations and screenshots are on [https://github.com/benma/visual-regexp.el its github page].
-== See Also ==
+=== Use foreign regexps ===
 [https://github.com/k-talo/foreign-regexp.el foreign-regexp.el] - search and replace by foreign regexp.

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	[[Re-builder]] build regexp interactively in buffer		[[Re-builder]] build regexp interactively in buffer
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		+	[https://github.com/k-talo/foreign-regexp.el foreign-regexp.el] - search and replace by foreign regexp.

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    \s\   escape character
-=== Embedd Emacs Lisp ===
+=== Embed Emacs Lisp ===
    \,expr   where expr is an Emacs Lisp expression.