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Published: Aug 17 2009 / 14:36
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tCodex replied ago:
There are also a lot of free desktop based tools which not only test but help you build regex's such as Expresso: http://www.ultrapico.com/Expresso.htm
Good list.
philho replied ago:
The article mostly concentrates on online testers. It is good for flexibility (available everywhere with Internet connection) and portability, but except for the Java applet based one, or those relying on server side testing, it might restrict to JavaScript REs, which are pretty limited.
As tCodex pointed out, there are lot of good desktop testers, like The Regex Coach, PCRE Workbench, etc.
Interesting list, worth expending perhaps. Could also use a bit of editorial work, like specifying the kind of tester (online, desktop for x system), the kind of REs it tests (JS, Java, Ruby, PCRE...) and perhaps even some opinion...
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