RegexMagic

from JGsoft

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Mike Howard RegexMagic makes creating regular expressions easier than ever. While other regex tools such as RegexBuddy merely make it easier to work with regular expressions, with RegexMagic you don't have to deal with the regular expression syntax at all. RegexMagic generates complete regular expressions to your specifications.

Mar 11 2010 at 1:50am

S B This looks like a great tool. I've tested and used a few other Regular Expression tools, but none have the power of RegexMagic.

I'd really like to get this one.

Mar 19 2010 at 4:36pm

Stefan Weber Hope it come soon!

Nov 14 2011 at 5:09pm

Michael Lenser Any news if it will be offered as a deal?

Aug 29 2012 at 6:27am

disenchanted I'd be in for either:
1. both Regexmagic and Regexbuddy, bundled.
Or
2. even all 3 of his well-known softwares, if bundled and discounted:

1. regexbuddy
2, regexmagic
3. powergrep

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