regexp
Python "re" shortcut library
Usage
Add to your Python script:
from regexp import *Initialize the string you want to parse as r object:
my_string = 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
my_string = r(my_string)
string = r('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet')r(...).m(regex)
Get all substrings matched by the rule
>>> my_string.m('[bd]\S*')
['brown', 'dog']r(...).mf(regex)
Get only the first substring matched by the rule
>>> my_string.mf('[bd]\S*')
['brown']r(...).c(regex)
Check if the given regular expression works for the string
>>> my_string.c('\S+s')
True
>>> my_string.c('(alph|bet)a\s')
Falser(...).r(regex, replacement)
>>> r('Test string').r('t(?=r)', 'o')
Test soringr(...).rf(regex, replacement)
>>> r('Test string').rf('(?<=s)t', 'o')
Teso stringr(...).d(regex)
>>> r('Test string').d('.\S*ing$')
Testr(...).l(regex)
>>> r('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet').l('[ida]\S+')
3r(...).split(regex)
>>> r('Lorem ipsum dolor').split('\s*i\S+\s*')
['Lorem', 'dolor']
