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The Regular Expression Component Library is an easy to use library for searching and/or replacing strings or data in files using regular expressions. It supports both VCL programming using the C++ Builder 6 IDE's RAD programming model and non-VCL programming. Both methods of programming support the properties, methods, and events model C++ Builder.
It has flexible expression options to match any type of regular expression syntax. There is extensive documentation to explain its use and the library is fully supported. The library is also fast and easy to use and the header files automatically link in the correct supporting libraries.
Regular expressions are a means of doing searching based on patterns adopted from the UNIX idea of regular expressions in various Unix tools.
The properties/methods/events model uses:
a) Properties for specifying a regular expression, string to match, file specification ( with wildcards ) to match, flexible options for regular expression syntax, flexible options for matching considerations, and other properties to enhance matching capabilities.
b) Methods to match a string in numerous ways; the entire string, the beginning of the string, anywhere in the string, multiple exclusive matches in a string. Methods to match file data; either a single match in a file or multiple matches in a file. A method to change data in a string or file based on format-like replacement syntax which can use the actual data found or one of its sub-expressions. A method for splitting strings based on regular expressions.
c) Events to handle the gathering of specific data for each of the matching methods. Most of the event handlers gain access to what the expression matches as well as to what each sub-expression of the expression matches.
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The Regular Expression Component Library is an easy to use library for searching and/or replacing strings or data in files using regular expressions. It supports both MFC programming using the MFC programming model and non-MFC programming. Both methods of programming support a properties, methods, and events model with VC++. Member function event handling is supported using the packaged Boost function and bind facilities which comes with the download.
It has flexible expression options to match any type of regular expression syntax. There is extensive documentation to explain its use and the library is fully supported. The library is also fast and easy to use and the header files automatically link in the correct supporting libraries.
Regular expressions are a means of doing searching based on patterns adopted from the UNIX idea of regular expressions in various Unix tools.
The properties/methods/events model uses:
a) Properties for specifying a regular expression, string to match, file specification ( with wildcards ) to match, flexible options for regular expression syntax, flexible options for matching considerations, and other properties to enhance matching capabilities.
b) Methods to match a string in numerous ways; the entire string, the beginning of the string, anywhere in the string, multiple exclusive matches in a string. Methods to match file data; either a single match in a file or multiple matches in a file. A method to change data in a string or file based on format-like replacement syntax which can use the actual data found or one of its sub-expressions. A method for splitting strings based on regular expressions.
c) Events to handle the gathering of specific data for each of the matching methods. Most of the event handlers gain access to what the expression matches as well as to what each sub-expression of the expression matches.
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The Regular Expression Component Library is an easy to use library for searching and/or replacing strings or data in files using regular expressions in non-managed C++ code. It supports both MFC programming using the MFC programming model and non-MFC programming. Both methods of programming support a properties, methods, and events model with VC++ and Visual Studio .NET 2002.
It has flexible expression options to match any type of regular expression syntax. There is extensive documentation to explain its use and the library is fully supported. The library is also fast and easy to use and the header files automatically link in the correct supporting libraries.
Regular expressions are a means of doing searching based on patterns adopted from the UNIX idea of regular expressions in various Unix tools.
The properties/methods/events model uses:
a) Properties for specifying a regular expression, string to match, file specification ( with wildcards ) to match, flexible options for regular expression syntax, flexible options for matching considerations, and other properties to enhance matching capabilities.
b) Methods to match a string in numerous ways; the entire string, the beginning of the string, anywhere in the string, multiple exclusive matches in a string. Methods to match file data; either a single match in a file or multiple matches in a file. A method to change data in a string or file based on format-like replacement syntax which can use the actual data found or one of its sub-expressions. A method for splitting strings based on regular expressions.
c) Events to handle the gathering of specific data for each of the matching methods. Most of the event handlers gain access to what the expression matches as well as to what each sub-expression of the expression matches.
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The Regular Expression Component Library is an easy to use library for searching and/or replacing strings or data in files using regular expressions in non-managed C++ code. It supports both MFC programming using the MFC programming model and non-MFC programming. Both methods of programming support a properties, methods, and events model with VC++ in Visual Studio .NET 2003.
It has flexible expression options to match any type of regular expression syntax. There is extensive documentation to explain its use and the library is fully supported. The library is also fast and easy to use and the header files automatically link in the correct supporting libraries.
Regular expressions are a means of doing searching based on patterns adopted from the UNIX idea of regular expressions in various Unix tools.
The properties/methods/events model uses:
a) Properties for specifying a regular expression, string to match, file specification ( with wildcards ) to match, flexible options for regular expression syntax, flexible options for matching considerations, and other properties to enhance matching capabilities.
b) Methods to match a string in numerous ways; the entire string, the beginning of the string, anywhere in the string, multiple exclusive matches in a string. Methods to match file data; either a single match in a file or multiple matches in a file. A method to change data in a string or file based on format-like replacement syntax which can use the actual data found or one of its sub-expressions. A method for splitting strings based on regular expressions.
c) Events to handle the gathering of specific data for each of the matching methods. Most of the event handlers gain access to what the expression matches as well as to what each sub-expression of the expression matches.
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Xceed Input Validator for .NET--part of Xceed UI Studio for .NET--provides easy-to-use, self-wiring text validation for your Windows Forms controls. Simply drag and drop it onto any Windows Form to have a validation criterion instantly added to each compatible data input component. Each criterion can then be configured using either the Validation Configuration dialog or the Properties window, allowing developers to quickly set up validation at design time. Input components are automatically validated at runtime.
Xceed Input Validator for .NET is compatible with TextBox and ComboBox controls, as well as with Xceed Grid for .NET cells (version 2.2 or later).
What if a textbox in one of your applications requires a numerical value between 4 and 42? You can set up this constraint with just a few clicks from your mouse and a few keystrokes! If an end-user enters an invalid value in an input component, a warning icon flashes next to it. When the mouse hovers over the warning icon, a pop-up error message explains the problem.
Error messages are fully customizable and localizable, allowing you to explain the restrictions on input components the way you want.
Xceed Input Validator for .NET can validate compatible input components using .NET regular expressions, providing endless possibilities. For example, if you need to make sure that a user supplies a valid IP address that is in a particular range, a regular expression can take care of this. Again, with a few keystrokes and mouse clicks, you can create the validation criterion, and a regular expression tester allows you to test it beforehand.
In addition to validating TextBox and ComboBox controls, Xceed Input Validator for .NET can validate Xceed Grid for .NET cells.
One of its greatest strengths is that it can add extremely flexible input validation to compatible components using only a single dialog box. Default and criterion-specific error messages can be configured with two other dialog boxes.
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Search+Replace is a power Grep utility for Windows, designed for programmers working on large projects or webmasters maintaining large website. With Search+Replace, you can locate all occurrences of a specific string in multiple text files and replace it automatically, include the files in sub-folders. It provides you a multitude of options such as case matching, whole word only matching or not, and use regular expression to search. You can also search files in compressed archives (WinZip, WinRAR, WinAce) without extracting them manually.
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