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First of all thank you for this great tool.
When using, I often need to convert text into more detailed character classes, not just non-digits or non-blank characters.
Is it possible to customize the range of characters to be converted into character classes, like [a-e\d], [①-⑨⒈-⒙] or specific languages such as Chinese and Japanese.
For example, if the source text is 我的名字是Tom, I hope to get the regular expression [\u{4e00}-\u{9fa5}]{5}\w{3} instead of \w{8}, by specifying character class [\u{4e00}-\u{9fa5}].
And I want to specify the maximum and minimum length of repeated substrings. Sometimes I get results like (\w{5}|\w{7,8}|\w{10,17}), but the regular expression I expected is (\w{3,20}). So I hope to be able to specify the minimum and maximum repetition times of the substring, or combine the repetition times into an interval instead of multiple branches.
I think these two points can be specified together, using multiple formats similar to \w{3,20} to specify characters that must be converted into character classes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First of all thank you for this great tool.
When using, I often need to convert text into more detailed character classes, not just non-digits or non-blank characters.
Is it possible to customize the range of characters to be converted into character classes, like [a-e\d], [①-⑨⒈-⒙] or specific languages such as Chinese and Japanese.
For example, if the source text is
我的名字是Tom
, I hope to get the regular expression[\u{4e00}-\u{9fa5}]{5}\w{3}
instead of\w{8}
, by specifying character class[\u{4e00}-\u{9fa5}]
.And I want to specify the maximum and minimum length of repeated substrings. Sometimes I get results like
(\w{5}|\w{7,8}|\w{10,17})
, but the regular expression I expected is(\w{3,20})
. So I hope to be able to specify the minimum and maximum repetition times of the substring, or combine the repetition times into an interval instead of multiple branches.I think these two points can be specified together, using multiple formats similar to
\w{3,20}
to specify characters that must be converted into character classes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: