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This is the same method that is currently being tested for .NET flavour. If that goes well, maybe something similar could be done for Ruby.

do you have a short-list of stuff you often run in to?

Translating regex between flavours is a HUGE undertaking, due to the many big and small differences between flavours and what they do and do not support. I don't think this...

See also #196 #165 #272

@guest271314 The code generator does little more than placing a written regex into a code template. It does no conversions for you. It is not guaranteed that the written regex...

Possible alternative is to have multiple code generators for Python? (2 vs 3, re vs regex)

Thank you for this example code. Please see https://github.com/firasdib/Regex101/wiki/Writing-a-Code-Generator on how to help us implement this code generator. FYI: I believe that `std::regex` in c++ only does POSIX? Would it...

https://ossec-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/syntax/regex.html (same info as above but not linked to a specific product implementation) From the looks of things it is fully compatible with PCRE when keeping the limitations in mind....

You can always look into providing a "Code generator" flavour? See https://github.com/firasdib/Regex101/wiki/Writing-a-Code-Generator for more on that.

I think it would clutter the UI if you display it directly like the mockup. > If someone is experimenting with regular expressions, they're a technical user. In the chatroom...