Regular Expression Laboratory

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Regular Expression Laboratory

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Application name: Regular Expression Laboratory

Website: http://silveragesoftware.com/rxl.html

Date tested: 2006-06-08

Status: Not portable

Reason: Writes settings to registry.

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Regular Expression Laboratory

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Silver Age Software Regular Expression Laboratory (RXL) is a simple interface for regex building and testing, whose major plus is the included help file guidance for learning the ins and outs of that pervasive string manipulation technique (awxRename anyone?).

RXL installer can be (Uni)extracted; sadly, RXL saves its settings to the system registry at 'HKCU\Software\SilverAge Software\RXL' -- but if you don't care for those settings, that can be easily solved by merging a REG file with the following content:

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SilverAge Software]
http://www.silveragesoftware.com/archive.php#Regular_Expression_Laboratory wrote:Regular Expression Laboratory is an assistant simple to use tool to help you learn and prepare regular expressions. If you are a developer or just do some text processing tasks, Regular Expression Laboratory is what you need. In fact, you might feel you needed a program like this one but could not formalize your needs. We have done this job for you. Now you can construct your regular expressions with ease and test them by applying to arbitrary text.
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RXL latest release installer (v2.0.0.1) is available from www.silveragesoftware.com/archive.php#Regular_Expression_Laboratory.

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tproli wrote:Got this yaPped some months now:
http://rolandtoth.hu/yaP/#examples/Regu ... ratory.ini

Wasn't aware of it -- great news anyway! 8)

@webfork: please merge current topic with viewtopic.php?t=7205 ... Thanks. :)

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Old thread update:

Site offline, linking to archive.org:
https://web.archive.org/web/20100103131 ... m/rxl.html

https://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/ ... tory.shtml

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Pendrive wrote: I tried it with Universal Extractor 2 v2.0.0 RC 3 but I could not extract it.

That Universal Extractor version in TPFC's database is badly outdated -- you should try Bioruebe's fork (see viewtopic.php?t=22469) and see if it works for you...

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