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Solving complex parsing tasks with RegexTreeer.

Last post 11-16-2008, 11:38 PM by ddrudik. 3 replies.
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  •  10-29-2008, 3:46 PM 47747

    Solving complex parsing tasks with RegexTreeer.

    RegexTreeer is a freeware tool designed to solve complex parsing tasks by means of utilizing regular expressions and simplifying development of data parsers thus making this work much easier. It implements an innovative technology of building and managing trees of regexes. It is suitable for parsing any texts, and particularly web pages since it has a web browser as an integral part of the application.

    Its homepage is http://cliversoft.com/products/regextreeer/index.php

    The basic features of RegexTreeer

    • graphic interface for building and debugging collections of superposed regexes called regex trees;
    • storing regex tree in XML file of the predefined format (regex tree file) so that it can be used by many applications;
    • exposing Cliver.Parser library that can be used within .NET code in order to perform parsing with regex trees and get parsed data as a tree-like structure;
    • providing coordination between html source code and its view in a web browser having in mind parsing html pages with regular expressions;

     

  •  11-01-2008, 9:50 PM 47860 in reply to 47747

    Re: Solving complex parsing tasks with RegexTreeer.

    That looks like a very interesting application, thanks for the info.
  •  11-08-2008, 6:00 AM 48109 in reply to 47860

    Re: Solving complex parsing tasks with RegexTreeer.

    Feedbacks are appreciated.
  •  11-16-2008, 11:38 PM 48373 in reply to 48109

    Re: Solving complex parsing tasks with RegexTreeer.

    It's a small thing, but the screen shot at codeproject doesn't appear to be displayed at the proper dimensions and it makes it hard to read as a result.  Possibly use a free app (google picasa etc.) to resize it to the desired dimensions and upload the resized image to codeproject.

    I haven't had chance to apply the application to a project yet as most of my regex projects don't require regex trees, but I will certainly give it a shot when I have need.  Thanks.


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