User:Whiteknight/Regular Expressions
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This outline was last edited on 3 December 2008. Last edit over 38 months ago. Please update.
This plan is going to be implemented to improve the existing stub-book at Regular Expressions.
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[edit] The Plan
- Target Audience
- Computer programmers and IT professionals
- Scope
- Will cover mathematical foundations of regular expressions, particular implementations, uses/tips/tricks, and mechanics (how to create a new engine).
- Prerequisites
- Nothing specific, although at least 1 high-level language (Perl Programming or similar)
- Corequisites
- None.
[edit] Preface
[edit] Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Finite State Automata
[edit] Regular Expression Basics
- Symbols
- Repetition
- Alternation
- Character Classes
- Clustering and Cloistering
- Backreferences
[edit] Effective Uses
[edit] Particular Implementations
- Perl 5
- Perl 6
- Grep
- Lex
- Java
- .NET and Mono
- TCL
[edit] Engine Mechanics
- NFA and DFA Engines