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Note that you can train and test regexes on pages like regex101.com, or locally (visual-regexp). Perhaps with incomplete coverage of the rules, txt2regex can help you to construct regexes for use in awk, emacs, python, vim by answering a few questions. The last two possibly already are packaged for your instance of Linux (repology's query about visual-regexp, and txt2regex). Source: about 2 years ago
At first glance this looks like software that’s a bit dated and nothing special, but try to use it just once and tell me if you don’t agree it’s freaking awesome when do you want to create an expression or get a feel for exactly how it’s working. I have no affiliation with these guys, I’ve just been impressed over the years https://regexbuddy.com. - Source: Hacker News / over 3 years ago
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