Damon Lynch says:
http://www.dev-zone.org
Thanks for making Kodos available - I will find this very useful indeed.
I use RE's and python o extract information from web pages, and format it
for subsequent use in a weekly e-mail. I do this because there are no XML
versions of the pages. As you can imagine, sometimes the RE's get quite
complex and difficult to debug (as you probably are aware some
organisations produce really poor HTML, even in this day and age). This
is where your code will be so useful!
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Tom L. says:
Kodos has been such a BIG help over the last month that I just had to
follow up and thank you again! I use it almost every day and have
definitely gone to the next level with regex. As a result, I've been
able to take on and succeed with some fairly complex projects... things
that I would have never attempted prior to finding Kodos.
I've added you to the "Thank You" page on my project site. The page it's
on is displayed using a wiki engine I developed with Kodos and regex.
http://theseus.sourceforge.net/index.php?wiki=ThankYou
I'm also planning to add a link to your site in the project
documentation I release with EpikWebsite. It wouldn't exist without the
wiki engine... which I would never have written without Kodos! :)
http://theseus.sourceforge.net/index.php?wiki=EpikWebsite
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Robert Oschler says:
http://www.robotsrule.com/
I put off learning regular expressions for a long time. I find it difficult to mentally interpret the character symbols used by
regular expressions. Kodos changed all that for me and I now look forward to working with them. I think of Kodos as a
visual debugger for regular expressions. Although written in Python, one of my favorite languages, it is very useful for
anyone that has to write regular expressions, in any language.
I'd buy it for certain, if it wasn't free.
In that case, Kodos now costs $100,000,000.00 US.
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