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> Plugin doesn't work in 929. mhhh ... plugin works for me > If I enter 'ala' as text and '(.*)' as regexp, then press Search > button, nothing appears. works for me too > Moreover, exceptions handling does not exist. I entered (*.) instead > of (.*) and got: > java.util.regex.PatternSyntaxException: Dangling meta character '*' near index 1 simple exception feedback implemented -- MichalSzklanowski - 18 Sep 2003 Any chance that you'll upload the source? I'd really like to fiddle with this some, but it seems a shame to re-invent it. -- GuyPiggford - 29 Sep 2003 Version 0.33 isn't uploaded guys, i would like to test the last one. I have always used a quick JSP script to test my regex. Thanks. -- JeffChamard - 20 Jan 2004 Useful plugin. Once thing that would be v. useful is Undo. As it stands, if you change something, then you can't get back to where you were previously. Can be annoying if you lose something! -- CalumMacLean - 11 Feb 2004 Hi Guys, Nice work! One thing which would make this a really useful tool for me is being able to copy your regexes out of the pattern and replace fields. -- MarcusEaton - 08 Jun 2004 I love the tool! Unfortunately, I had to uninstall it because it stores its settings in the ipr file rather than in the iws file. This prevents me from sharing my ipr and iml files via source control. Please fix this! -- PatrickLightbody - 08 Nov 2004 I installed this but at first, I thought it didn't work. I typed in some text, a regex and pressed the button - and nothing happened. I almost uninstalled it, but took a quick look at the docs and found out about the result window. It would be useful if the result window was visible by default. -- NielsUll - 16 Nov 2004 The Regex plugin made my day today! Just as soon as I thought 'I wish I had an interactive Regex environment', I looked for it in the plugins, and there it was! Thanks for putting it together 
-- DavidBullock - 13 Aug 2005
I'm having problems with following regexp: \d{4}\.\d{2}. The \. part is colored red and it does not recognize it. How should the "." be escaped?
-- NiklasKoponen - 26 Aug 2005
Hm... Why not run regexp in background thread (or have some regexp execution controls)? With complicated regexp it's too easy to hang Idea...
PS. Look at Mozilla JS implementation - it'll ask you if you want to continue to run JS if it's executing under debug for too much time...
-- IgnatZapolsky - 18 Dec 2006
In would be fine if plugin will helps me to make benchmarks for two regexps
-Alexandr.Ostrovskiy - 11 Aug 2007
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