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Easily Use Regular Expressions with The Open Source PCRE Library

Regex Library for C and C++

With the open source PCRE library you can add regular expression support to your C and C++ applications. However, there are several steps involved in using regular expressions with this library. RegexBuddy makes this very easy.

      
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First, use RegexBuddy to define a regex or retrieve a regexp saved in a RegexBuddy library. Rely on RegexBuddy's clear regex analysis, which is constantly updated as you build the pattern, rather than dealing with the cryptic regex syntax on your own. Detailed help on that syntax is always only a click away.

If you copied a regex written for another programming language, simply paste it into RegexBuddy, and select the original regex flavor. RegexBuddy will then automatically convert it to the PCRE regex flavor when you generate a source code snippet for a language using PCRE.

If you created a new regular expression, test and debug it in RegexBuddy before using it in your source code. Test each regex in RegexBuddy's safe sandbox without risking precious data. Quickly apply the regex to a wide variety of input and sample data, without having to produce that input through your application.

Finally, let RegexBuddy generate a source code snippet that you can copy and paste directly into whichever IDE or C/C++ code editor you use. Just choose what you want to use the regex for, and a fully functional code snippet is ready. You can change the names of variables and parameters to suit your naming style or the current situation, which RegexBuddy automatically remembers.

Don't bother trying to remember the PCRE function calls and the parameters they require. And don't worry about properly escaping backslashes and quotes. Just tell RegexBuddy what you want to do, and you will get the proper C code straight away.

Using regular expressions in C and C++ with the PCRE regex library
Using regular expressions in C and C++ with the PCRE regex library

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