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How to add your own syntax to Sublime Text 2

score 107 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-11 05:26:40

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Regex: Match word containing special characters

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Are Ruby 1.9 regular expressions equally powerful to a context free grammar?

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Regex to replace values that include part of match in replacement in sublime?

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How to match a whole word containing special characters?

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Match all instances of a character preceded by '/'

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How to add your own syntax to Sublime Text 2

Given regex does not match to the end

Regex: Match word containing special characters

Are Ruby 1.9 regular expressions equally powerful to a context free grammar?

a simple (i think) REGEX needed for Textmate

Regex to replace values that include part of match in replacement in sublime?

How can I test if an expression is valid for TextMate grammars in VS Code?

Explain this Regular Expression please

How to match a whole word containing special characters?

Match all instances of a character preceded by '/'

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