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Remove the old original code that we're no longer using
2022-03-29, Gary Kramlich
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Remove the old original code that we're no longer using
The
glibre
project
was
started
due
to
the
lack
of
a
good
tool
to
test
out
regular
expressions
.
Sure
they
're just normal Perl Compatible Regular
Expressions
,
so
any
compatible
tester
should
work
right
?
Well
yes
and
no
.
I
found
myself
having
to
write
a
*
LOT
*
of
regular
expressions
that
would
be
using
glib
's regular expressions, and after a lot of time wasted
compiling
just
to
test
it
,
I
decided
to
write
a
tool
that
could
test
it
without
compiling
.
Thus
glibre
was
born
.
The
basic
functionality
is
all
there
today
,
but
I
'm always looking for new ways
to
improve
it
.
If
you
have
an
idea
,
feel
free
to
add
it
to
our
issue
tracker
at
https
:
//
bitbucket
.
org
/
rw_grim
/
glibre
/
issues
/.
Or
if
you
're capable and
willing
feel
free
to
send
in
some
patches
.
