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Regular Expression Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach View Larger Image | Nathan Good
Apress, Paperback, Published December 2004, 289 pages, ISBN 159059441X | List Price: $34.99
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Regular Expressions are an essential part of programming, but they sure are hard
to come to grips with, aren't they? Fortunately, we have the answer for you! Regular
Expression Recipes provides you with all the open source regular expressions you'll
ever need, and explains how to use each one. This way, you can learn by example,
rather than muddling through countless pages of explanatory syntax.
Author Nathan A. Good includes syntax references only when necessary. Languages
covered include Perl, PHP, grep, vim, Python, and shell. Web and applications
developers, and system administrators will find the examples both accurate and
relevant. And this book acts as a useful reference to keep handy for those moments
when an answer is needed fast.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – Words and Text
Chapter 2 – URLs and Paths
Chapter 3 – CSV and Tab-Delimited Files
Chapter 4 – Formatting and Validating
Chapter 5 – HTML and XML
Chapter 6 – Coding and Using Commands
About the Author
Nathan A. Good is a software engineer and writer currently living
in the Twin Cities area in Minnesota. His experience includes UNIX (Sun, IBM,
HP-UX), Linux, Windows system administration, and programming—most recently
in Perl, PHP, ASP.NET, C#, Java, C, and shell scripting. Good prefers open source
software because of its openness, and he thinks flame wars are a waste of his
time.
During his career, Good has had the opportunity to work on many different projects,
ranging from web-enabled applications, to network event correlation engines
and services. When Good’s not at work, he sets up servers and PCs for fun.
His network at home contains a FreeBSD server acting as a PDC, a server running
Debian, one running Slackware, and one Windows XP PC. He recently added a Mac
too. When Good is not with his computers, he enjoys spending time with his family,
and going for an occasional bike ride.
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