RegexpBench version 0.5.2 has been released!
Interactive testing and experimentation with regular expressions. To
start, type ‘regexp-bench’ First command: help. Current nicest feature:
saving and restoring test strings from a YAML file. Biggest wishlist
item: automatic rspec output.
Changes:
Cleaned up output. Added better offline docs.
Match and DontMatch matter now.
Added documentation
Added load/save.
Added command line arguments: files to load match strings from
Tweaking gemspec
Updating email annoucements
Project: http://rubyforge.org/project/regexpbench/
Homepage: http://regexpbench.rubyforge.org/
[email protected] wrote:
RegexpBench version 0.5.2 has been released!
Interactive testing and experimentation with regular expressions. To start, type ‘regexp-bench’ First command: help. Current nicest feature: saving and restoring test strings from a YAML file. Biggest wishlist item: automatic rspec output.
Hmm, I wanted to try it out, but it uses DL which isn’t completely
implemented under JRuby. What does it use DL for?
On Jan 15, 2008 9:32 PM, Charles Oliver N. [email protected]
wrote:
[email protected] wrote:
RegexpBench version 0.5.2 has been released!
Interactive testing and experimentation with regular expressions. To start, type ‘regexp-bench’ First command: help. Current nicest feature: saving and restoring test strings from a YAML file. Biggest wishlist item: automatic rspec output.
Hmm, I wanted to try it out, but it uses DL which isn’t completely
implemented under JRuby. What does it use DL for?
It uses DL to access the line buffer in readline - something the stock
ruby readline doesn’t allow for. CommandSet (the UI library that
regexp-bench uses) provides a pretty sophisticated context sensitive
tab completion that relies on knowing the whole line, rather than just
the last word.
How come you’re using JRuby? 
Judson
Judson L. wrote:
It uses DL to access the line buffer in readline - something the stock
ruby readline doesn’t allow for. CommandSet (the UI library that
regexp-bench uses) provides a pretty sophisticated context sensitive
tab completion that relies on knowing the whole line, rather than just
the last word.
How come you’re using JRuby? 
Because it’s fast and I wrote large parts of it.