Jesse Luoto
Jesse Luoto
This raises another issue: ``` javascript var shouldNotChange = VerEx().anyOf("abc"); var variable2 = shouldNotChange.then("def"); ( variable == shouldNotChange ) // return true ``` When we always apply the modification to...
@dependabot rebase
I'm guessing some issue with grunt-ava, but I'll get back to this later
Not at the time
@ahmadalibaloch regarding tot the duplicate issue: Ihis is an interesting issue to tackle. How would you think you'd convert the existing regular expressions? I'd think of couple of ways: -...
What a great idea! I'll add this list to the readme to get something out quickly. A comparison would be great if you're more familiar with the other libraries
It seems that `regularity` is an alternative for Ruby and `cursive_re` is for Python. I added only relevant Javascript projects to this repo, but you can open issues for other...
Perhaps a full list could be on the [website's repo](https://github.com/VerbalExpressions/verbalExpressions.github.io) that lists all the languages?
@andrii1812 thank you for this PR. Since these are new features, I'd like to raise a bit of discussion at the `implementation` repo: https://github.com/VerbalExpressions/implementation/issues/6 https://github.com/VerbalExpressions/implementation/issues/7 Other than that, I suppose...
The `VerEx` format is originally copied from Javascript implementation, which originates from the Javascript's native `RegRxp` object writing format. I agree lowercase format would look more pythonic.