《正則表達式入門 》是2013年東南大學出版社出版的圖書，作者是菲茨傑拉德。
基本介紹
- 書名：正則表達式入門
- 作者：菲茨傑拉德
- ISBN：9787564138912
- 頁數：136
- 定價：38.00元
- 出版社：東南大學出版社
- 出版時間：2013-1
內容簡介,目錄,
內容簡介
《正則表達式入門(影印版)(英文版)》主要講述了，如果你是正則表達式新手，那么這本容易上手的指南就是很好的入門讀物。你將在大量實例的幫助下循序漸進地學習相關基礎內容，學習通過匹配特定關鍵字、字元和模式以實現匹配、抽取和轉換文本的第一手知識。
正則表達式是程式設計師的重要工具，在很多Unix工具和Perl、Java、JavaScript、C#等程式語言中會用到。學完《正則表達式入門(影印版)(英文版)》後，你將熟練掌握正則表達式中最常用的語法，還將領悟靈活運用它們以省時省力的相關技巧。
目錄
Preface
1. What Is a Regular Expression?
Getting Started with Regexpal
Matching a North American Phone Number
Matching Digits with a Character Class
Using a Character Shorthand
Matching Any Character
Capturing Groups and Back References
Using Quantifiers
Quoting Literals
A Sample of Applications
What You Learned in Chapter 1
Technical Notes
2. Simple Pattern Matching
Matching String Literals
Matching Digits
Matching Non-Digits
Matching Word and Non-Word Characters
Matching Whitespace
Matching Any Character, Once Again
Marking Up the Text
Using sed to Mark Up Text
Using Perl to Mark Up Text
What You Learned in Chapter 2
Technical Notes
3. Boundaries
The Beginning and End of a Line
Word and Non-word Boundaries
Other Anchors
Quoting a Group of Characters as Literals
Adding Tags
Adding Tags with sed
Adding Tags with Perl
What You Learned in Chapter 3
Technical Notes
4. Alternation, Groups, and Backreferences
Alternation
Subpatterns
Capturing Groups and Backreferences
Named Groups
Non-Capturing Groups
Atomic Groups
What You Learned in Chapter 4
Technical Notes
5. (haraaer (lasses
Negated Character Classes
Union and Difference
POSIX Character Classes
What You Learned in Chapter 5
Technical Notes
6. Matching Unicode and Other Characters
Matching a Unicode Character
Using vim
Matching Characters with Octal Numbers
Matching Unicode Character Properties
Matching Control Characters
What You Learned in Chapter 6
Technical Notes
7. Quantifiers
Greedy, Lazy, and Possessive
Matching with *, +, and ?
Matching a Specific Number of Times
Lazy Quantifiers
Possessive Quantifiers
What You Learned in Chapter 7
Technical Notes
8. Lookarounds
Positive Lookaheads
Negative Lookaheads
Positive Lookbehinds
Negative Lookbehinds
What You Learned in Chapter 8
Technical Notes
9. Marking Up a Document with HTML
Matching Tags
Transforming Plain Text with sed
Substitution with sed
Handling Roman Numerals with sed
Handling a Specific Paragraph with sed
Handling the Lines of the Poem with sed
Appending Tags
Using a Command File with sed
Transforming Plain Text with Perl
Handling Roman Numerals with Perl
Handling a Specific Paragraph with Perl
Handling the Lines of the Poem with Perl
Using a File of Commands with Perl
What You Learned in Chapter 9
Technical Notes
10. The End ofthe Beginning
Learning More
Notable Tools, Implementations, and Libraries
Perl
PCRE
Ruby (Oniguruma)
Python
RE2
Matching a North American Phone Number
Matching an Email Address
What You Learned in Chapter 10
Appendix: Regular Expression Reference
Regular Expression Glossary
Index
1. What Is a Regular Expression?
Getting Started with Regexpal
Matching a North American Phone Number
Matching Digits with a Character Class
Using a Character Shorthand
Matching Any Character
Capturing Groups and Back References
Using Quantifiers
Quoting Literals
A Sample of Applications
What You Learned in Chapter 1
Technical Notes
2. Simple Pattern Matching
Matching String Literals
Matching Digits
Matching Non-Digits
Matching Word and Non-Word Characters
Matching Whitespace
Matching Any Character, Once Again
Marking Up the Text
Using sed to Mark Up Text
Using Perl to Mark Up Text
What You Learned in Chapter 2
Technical Notes
3. Boundaries
The Beginning and End of a Line
Word and Non-word Boundaries
Other Anchors
Quoting a Group of Characters as Literals
Adding Tags
Adding Tags with sed
Adding Tags with Perl
What You Learned in Chapter 3
Technical Notes
4. Alternation, Groups, and Backreferences
Alternation
Subpatterns
Capturing Groups and Backreferences
Named Groups
Non-Capturing Groups
Atomic Groups
What You Learned in Chapter 4
Technical Notes
5. (haraaer (lasses
Negated Character Classes
Union and Difference
POSIX Character Classes
What You Learned in Chapter 5
Technical Notes
6. Matching Unicode and Other Characters
Matching a Unicode Character
Using vim
Matching Characters with Octal Numbers
Matching Unicode Character Properties
Matching Control Characters
What You Learned in Chapter 6
Technical Notes
7. Quantifiers
Greedy, Lazy, and Possessive
Matching with *, +, and ?
Matching a Specific Number of Times
Lazy Quantifiers
Possessive Quantifiers
What You Learned in Chapter 7
Technical Notes
8. Lookarounds
Positive Lookaheads
Negative Lookaheads
Positive Lookbehinds
Negative Lookbehinds
What You Learned in Chapter 8
Technical Notes
9. Marking Up a Document with HTML
Matching Tags
Transforming Plain Text with sed
Substitution with sed
Handling Roman Numerals with sed
Handling a Specific Paragraph with sed
Handling the Lines of the Poem with sed
Appending Tags
Using a Command File with sed
Transforming Plain Text with Perl
Handling Roman Numerals with Perl
Handling a Specific Paragraph with Perl
Handling the Lines of the Poem with Perl
Using a File of Commands with Perl
What You Learned in Chapter 9
Technical Notes
10. The End ofthe Beginning
Learning More
Notable Tools, Implementations, and Libraries
Perl
PCRE
Ruby (Oniguruma)
Python
RE2
Matching a North American Phone Number
Matching an Email Address
What You Learned in Chapter 10
Appendix: Regular Expression Reference
Regular Expression Glossary
Index
