Newbie question on Re module
Kevin Altis
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Tue Dec 31 17:53:04 EST 2002
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You may want to use the redemo.py tkinter app to play with regular expressions to find the result you are looking for. It is part of the Python distribution and is located in the Tools/Scripts directory. This is often a lot faster than trying to see results by playing in the shell or trying a script with different re variants over and over. PythonCard includes a port of the app, but that would require you to install wxPython/PythonCard on your machine. The UI is essentially the same as the tkinter version. Here's a screenshot: http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/samples/redemo.html ka --- http://www.pythoncard.org/ "Josh" <mlsj at earthlink.net> wrote in message news:Xns92F5826AE2F65jslmAAearthlinknet at 130.133.1.4... > I am trying to strip out all binaries groups from a list of newsgroups. > Basically I wanted to write a regular expression that would match all non > binaries groups. But this does not seem to work: > rgx=re.compile('[^(binaries)]'). My question is why not? How else would I > write the regex? I am a newbie at Regexes so please be kind:) > > Josh
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