• yoavlaviOP
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    1 year ago

    That’s not supported yet but is planned (see the “reverse compiler” feature in the README)

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      1 year ago

      sounds like it would make an amazing VSCode extension

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        Awesome idea, will definitely take it into consideration when that feature is available. Melody actually has a VSCode extension with highlighting and snippets, could be added to that

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        Yeah, I think it makes little sense to have another programming language to create a regex but it sounds like a great regex inspect tool.

        Keep everything in regex, want to change something complicated? You can translate it into this language, tweak it, then translate it back!

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          maybe it makes sense if you’re working on a project that uses a ton of different regexes and really depends on them, idk what kind of project that would be though

          maybe an html parser or web browser? /s

          seriously though this would be cool in a compiled language if it’s built in, but adding another build step to transpile your regexes might be a bit annoying especially if you’re using an interpreted language

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            It make sense in any project that created by more than one person I suppose.