Unleash the Power of Regular Expressions with RegEx+!
Designed for developers by developers, RegEx+ is your go-to tool for mastering regular expressions on both macOS and iOS. Dive into a seamless experience as your data syncs effortlessly across devices via CloudKit, ensuring you have your work where you need it, when you need it. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, our comprehensive cheatsheet demystifies metacharacters and operators, empowering you to decode and construct complex patterns with ease. Elevate your coding game with RegEx+ and transform the way you handle text, data, and beyond!
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3.67 out of 5
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First impression, I agree with the other guy, needs work.
But it works and works pretty decent. Major buy though: pressing ‘return’ crashes the app when typing in the ‘evaluation text’ area. I lost my regex like that :( Pasting a value in with new lines works fine though.
Another bug is that if your regex is line enough to wrap to the next line, when you delete someone at the start of it, making it short enough to unwrap back into a single line, the cursor moves to the end of the regex and you start removing characters from the end instead of where your cursor was initially
Needs a lot of improvement
This is a beta of a decent app. The UI is clunky and unpredictable. For one example, tapping the "New" ("+") button gives you a different template every time for the first several presses, then gives blank entries. This is crazy design. The templates are fine, but that's not how to discover them. Also, there's no easy way to get back to your expression after pressing the "cheatsheat" button (which looks like a "magic" button; I had hoped that it led to a "regex constructor" feature). It also took me a bit to discover that "match"=red text, as there's no text that *dossnt* match in the templates
Not worth paying money for, and really not yet good enough to be on the app store. But it has potential; I especially like that it's Mac-compatible with built-in syncing (though I haven't tested this feature).
