Update: I’m gathering all answers and other resources here: [image] RegEx resources Share & showcase Regular Expressions (RegEx) are a coding convention used in many different contexts and coding languages, which are great for finding and replacing words and strings of cha…

Agree - help anyone? Bueller? Bueller? TBH the “shiny new things” announcement of search went over my head with about half the points!

That may be so, but what it showed is that the Search feature is now a sophisticated one, one that can handle complex search queries. I won’t use most of them, partly because i don’t need them, but partly also out of ignorance.

Sure - I’ve been waiting for a more sophisticated search to get to the point of “Obs is the tool to commit too”. So I’m eager to understand how to use it to see if we are there yet.

This looks great if you have an iPhone or iPad [image] ‎RegEx Lab: Regular Expressions ‎RegEx Lab - test regular expressions • Highlighting of regex syntax and of matches and capture groups. • Results List View which lists all the matches and capture groups. • Replace feature • Dark them…

A good, quick, jargon-busting guide https://www.computerhope.com/jargon/r/regex.htm Slightly off topic, but I enjoyed, and profited from, doing this free power searching course from Google a few years ago https://coursebuilder.withgoogle.com/sample/

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as a non-programmer, I found this one most helpful! Amazing Resource!

Automators podcast number 34: Getting Cozy with Regular Expressions, might be of interest https://www.relay.fm/automators/34 Also the podcast show notes include links to other resources.

There is a great interactive tutorial on RegEx here: https://regexone.com/ I found this to be one of the more useful for learning. If you are trying to build a more complex regex it can be helpful to use a sandbox/playground like this one: https://regexr.com/ - since it “explains” the query as wel…

Oh this is what I was looking for! quite amazing!

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Best ways to learn RegEx?

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amirography July 17, 2020, 1:18pm 18

done!

Transclusion/Embedding for Searches