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Regular expressions are such a powerful tool for manipulating text and data that anyone who uses a computer can benefit from them. Composed of a mixture of symbols and text, regular expressions can be an outlet for creativity, for brilliant programming, and for the elegant solution. While a command of regular expressions is an invaluable skill, all there is to know about them fills a very large volume, and you don't always have time to thumb through hundreds of pages each time a question arises. The answer is the "Regular Expression Pocket Reference". This guide offers programmers a complete overview of the syntax and semantics of regular expressions, which are at the heart of every text-processing application. Ideal as an introduction for beginners and a quick reference for advanced programmers, Regular Expression Pocket Reference is a comprehensive guide to regular expression APIs for C, Perl, Java, .NET, Python, emacs, and the POSIX regular expression libraries.
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Tony Stubblebine writes Perl and regular expressions for O'Reilly. Previously he held the titles of Web Peasant and Rogue Developer while hacking Perl for MasterCard International. He is also the Social Director and Senior Nightlife Correspondent for the O'Reilly Network.
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By the_bernie-at-tx-rr-com
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Real programmers are regularly expressive. The concept is as important to programming languages and utilities as pointers are to "c". You can work your way around regular expression but you will never be great until you master them.
An advantage and a disadvantage is that instead of concentrating on UNIX we get sidetracked on many secondary and transitory environments. The advantage is you can talk regular expressions with everyone. The disadvantage is I prefer concentration on AIX, HP/UX, SCO, SUN and other real programming environments; they could show all the different commands and integrated regular expressions.
Definition: Regular expressions are a language used for parsing and manipulating text. They are often used to perform complex search-and-replace operations and to validate the text data is Well-formed.
I use a lot of vi and sed so regular expression is regularly used.
Bottom line is there are better books for specific environments. This one crosses over disciplines and you never know with whom you may need to converse.
An advantage and a disadvantage is that instead of concentrating on UNIX we get sidetracked on many secondary and transitory environments. The advantage is you can talk regular expressions with everyone. The disadvantage is I prefer concentration on AIX, HP/UX, SCO, SUN and other real programming environments; they could show all the different commands and integrated regular expressions.
Definition: Regular expressions are a language used for parsing and manipulating text. They are often used to perform complex search-and-replace operations and to validate the text data is Well-formed.
I use a lot of vi and sed so regular expression is regularly used.
Bottom line is there are better books for specific environments. This one crosses over disciplines and you never know with whom you may need to converse.
By とひ
形式:ペーパーバック
第一版の邦訳"正規表現デスクトップリファレンス"は持っていて重宝しているのですが、emacsでの方言が載っていない点に不満があったので、Book Descriptionを見てこちらを買ってみたのですが、やはり載っていませんでした。
第一版にもやはりemacsのセクションはなさそうなのですが、どこから持ってきた解説文なのでしょうか?
第一版に対して、ApacheとRubyのセクションは増えています。
本の内容はよいです。
第一版にもやはりemacsのセクションはなさそうなのですが、どこから持ってきた解説文なのでしょうか?
第一版に対して、ApacheとRubyのセクションは増えています。
本の内容はよいです。
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5つ星のうち 4.0
A review of "Regular Expression Pocket Reference"
2005/7/13
By G. Roush
- (Amazon.com)
形式:ペーパーバック
One of the most difficult things when working with regular expressoins -- at least for me -- is dealing with different implementations (i.e., Perl, Java, Python, PHP, UNIX tools, etc.) The basics of regexes and pattern matching don't vary all that much, but each implementation is just different enough that the smae line of code can yield different results. If you work with more than one of these implementations, keeping track of differences in metacharacters and metasequences can be nearly impossible. This is especially true when -- as is the case with me -- you deal with regexes somewhat intermittently.
This is one of the main reasons why the "Regular Expression Pocket Reference"
was written and this is why I keep it close at hand. This book will not really teach you how to use regexes, nor will it tell you how to use, say, Perl. If, however, you use Perl and you know how to use regexes but just can't remember whether you can disallow backtracking for text matched by a subpattern, then this book will save you quite a bit of time and effort.
If you're wondering what it means to "disallow backtracking for text matched by a subpattern," or when you would want to use it, buy "Mastering Regular Expressions" or a similar title. The "Regular Expression Pocket Reference" is designed to be a quick reference tool, and it serves this purpose very well. I would recommend it especially for those who work with regular expressions intermittently or who work with several different implementations.
This is one of the main reasons why the "Regular Expression Pocket Reference"
was written and this is why I keep it close at hand. This book will not really teach you how to use regexes, nor will it tell you how to use, say, Perl. If, however, you use Perl and you know how to use regexes but just can't remember whether you can disallow backtracking for text matched by a subpattern, then this book will save you quite a bit of time and effort.
If you're wondering what it means to "disallow backtracking for text matched by a subpattern," or when you would want to use it, buy "Mastering Regular Expressions" or a similar title. The "Regular Expression Pocket Reference" is designed to be a quick reference tool, and it serves this purpose very well. I would recommend it especially for those who work with regular expressions intermittently or who work with several different implementations.
32 人中、31人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
5つ星のうち 2.0
Too many implementations covered
2003/12/16
By "mark_seattle"
- (Amazon.com)
形式:ペーパーバック
I love this series of books (the C#, C++ and STL pocket refs are my favorite), but the Regular Expression pocket ref tries to cover too many implementations. You only get about 10 pages for each language so, unless you use multiple implementations (e.g. C#/.NET, Perl, JavaScript, etc), this just isn't good value for money. I returned my copy and printed out a quick reference from one of the many Internet programming sites.
31 人中、28人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
5つ星のうち 4.0
Great reference, but not a tutorial
2003/11/20
By David C. Veeneman
- (Amazon.com)
形式:ペーパーバック
The editorial blurb on this book suggests that it can be used as a tutorial by those new to regular expressions. That's not the case. This book is strictly a reference, albeit a very good one. I bought O'Reilly's "Mastering Regular Expressions" to learn the area, and I use this book as a quick reference. It serves that purpose very well.
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