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A string” contained an extraneous closing parenthesis. Use: RegexBuddy incorrectly escaped backslashes in the JavaScript /regex/ notation. Backslashes only need to be escaped when writing a regex as a string literal (dubbed “alternative” notation by RegexBuddy). RegexBuddy 1.2.0 – 1 June 2004 New features: Create: Support for .NET-style named capture (?group) and named backreferences \k. .NET-style named capture is automatically converted into Python-style named capture when the regular expression is implemented in a code snippet on the Use page for PHP/preg, Python or PCRE. Create: Support for Python-style named capture (?Pgroup) and named backreferences (?P=name). Python-style named capture is automatically converted into .NET-style named capture when the regular expression is implemented in a code snippet in a .NET language on the Use page. Replace: Support for .NET-style named references ${name} and Python-style named references \g in the replacement text. Use: Function to extract the text matched by a named capturing group for C#, VB.NET, Delphi for .NET and PCRE. Use: Python language support Improvement: Use: Selecting another language now keeps the same function selection, if it is available in the newly selected language Bug fix: Use: PHP preg code snippets used “preg” instead of “preg_match” to test if a regex matches a string RegexBuddy 1.1.0 – 17 May 2004 New features: RegexBuddy can now automatically generated code snippets for Delphi for .NET Bug fixes: Test: Changed the shortcut for Find Next from Alt+N to Alt+X. Alt+N will launch a new instance of RegexBuddy. Test: Find First and Find Next now scroll the test subject to bring the match into view. RegexBuddy 1.0.1 – 10 May 2004 The release of RegexBuddy has gone very smoothly. No serious issues have been reported. A few minor corrections are made in version 1.0.1. Improvements: Alt+S shortcut to send a regex to the application RegexBuddy was invoked from Use: The PowerGREP button now works like the Send To button when RegexBuddy was activated from within PowerGREP. If RegexBuddy was not launched from PowerGREP, the Use button starts a new instance of PowerGREP via the command line. Bug fixes: Library: Delete button was not disabled when the library is read only Preferences: The options to show spaces and paragraphs markers did not have any effect Sending a regex from an application to RegexBuddy now properly updates the Create, Test and Use tabs RegexBuddy 1.0.0 – 3 May 2004 First public release of RegexBuddy.

Regex. RegexBuddy 3.6.0 – 25 October 2012 Improvements: Test: Open URL window should allow right-click Paste. Windows 8: Uninstall shortcut is no longer pinned to the start screen by the installer (but it won’t unpin any shortcuts that were previously pinned). Bug fixes: GREP: Trying to open a RegexBuddy GREP file sometimes failed with a false error saying the file is not a valid RegexBuddy GREP file. List All: Clicking the List All button makes RegexBuddy forget which capturing group you had it list matches for. Test: Debug Here and Debug Till End triggered an “invalid class typecast” error if the test subject editor was in hexadecimal mode. Test: If a regular expression contained an inverted range with a \xFF escape and the active flavor does not support inverted ranges then RegexBuddy would continue to complain about the inverted range even after you corrected the regular expression. Test: Regular expressions with character classes with just a single NULL byte (e.g. [\x00] or [^\x00]) caused RegexBuddy to behave incorrectly. Windows 8: Toolbar combo boxes did not properly display their drop-down arrows. RegexBuddy 3.5.5 – 22 March 2012 Improvements: Test: Update Automatically is preserved between RegexBuddy sessions even when not preserving test data. Test: Update Automatically switches to the last used Match/Replace/Split testing command when switching between Match/Replace/Split modes. Bug fixes: GREP: If the regex consisted of nothing but a case sensitivity modifier and literal text such as (?i)sometext then the case sensitivity modifier was ignored. Installer: The default folder for portable installations created via the installation program was “RegexBuddy 3” with a space before the number. This caused portable installs of PowerGREP, EditPad Pro, and RegexMagic on the same device to fail to locate RegexBuddy when you tried to invoke RegexBuddy from these products. Paste: PHP preg strings with regular expressions containing doubly escaped forward slashes that are also delimited with forward slashes were not pasted correctly. Use: \‘ was translated into \A instead of a literal ‘ when the source flavor does not support \‘ to match the start of a string. RegexBuddy 3.5.4 – 4 November 2011 Improvement: Installer: Create portable installation without admin rights. Bug fixes: Copy/Use: The regex \\n (literal backslash and literal n) was not converted properly when coping C-style or Java strings or generating C or Java code snippets. Preferences: Line numbers were always shown or hidden in the test results depending on the line number setting for the test subject, even when the test results are for a test command that ignores the line number setting. RegexBuddy 3.5.3 – 22 June 2011 Bug fix: Create Portable Installation item in the Help menu was broken in 3.5.2. RegexBuddy 3.5.2 – 17 June 2011 Improvements: GREP: Edit with EditPad command now works with EditPad Lite 7 and EditPad Pro 7. It still works with EditPad Pro 4, 5, and 6 too and gives preference to these versions if you use them alongside EditPad Lite or Pro 7. GREP: Loading a grep action should add the regex