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NAME

       txt2regex -- console regular expression wizard

SYNOPSIS

       txt2regex [--nocolor|--whitebg] [--all|--prog programs]

       txt2regex --showmeta

       txt2regex --showinfo program [--nocolor]

       txt2regex --history value [--all|--prog programs]

       txt2regex --make label [--all|--prog programs]

DESCRIPTION

       txt2regex is a regular expression wizard that converts human sentences to regexes.

       In  a simple interactive console interface, the user answer questions and txt2regex builds
       the regexes for more than 20 programs.

       https://aurelio.net/projects/txt2regex/

OPTIONS

       --all  Select all the available programs. Be aware that the list of available programs  is
              long.  You  will  need  a  terminal  window  with  more  than 40 lines for the user
              interface to fit. Also make sure that the $LINES shell  variable  is  exported,  so
              txt2regex can detect the current number of available lines.

       -h, --help
              Print the help message and quit.

       --history <value>
              Print  a  regex from the given history data. The history value is shown in the last
              screen of the wizard, when you quit.

       --make <label>
              Print a ready regex for the specified label. Inform an empty label to see the  list
              of available labels.

       --nocolor
              Do not use colors.

       --prog <program1,program2,...>
              Specify  which  programs  to  use,  separated  by commas. Use --showmeta to see the
              complete list of available programs.

       --showinfo <program>
              Print regex-related info about the specified  program.  Use  --nocolor  to  have  a
              text-only output (no control characters).

       --showmeta
              Print a metacharacters table featuring all the programs.

       -V, --version
              Print the program version and quit.

       --whitebg
              Adjust colors for white background terminals.

EXAMPLES

       Using it as a wizard (interactive interface):

              txt2regex

       Specify a custom selection of programs for the wizard:

              txt2regex --prog perl,python,php,javascript

       Getting an extensive metacharacters table:

              txt2regex --showmeta

       Getting regex-related information about sed:

              txt2regex --showinfo sed

       Replay a regex by using history data:

              txt2regex --history '16421¤:01¤:'

       Getting handy ready-to-use regexes for common patterns:

              txt2regex --make hour
              txt2regex --make number3 --prog perl
              txt2regex --make date2 --all

WIZARD INTERFACE

       +---------------------------------------+
       | Top menu                              |
       | Group menu                            |
       |                                       |
       | Regexes of the selected programs      |
       | ...                                   |
       | ...                                   |
       |                                       |
       | History                               |
       | Prompt                                |
       |                                       |
       | The question                          |
       | The answers                           |
       | ...                                   |
       | ...                                   |
       +---------------------------------------+

WIZARD COMMANDS

         .    Quit the program (with confirmation)
         0    Reset the regular expression
        1-9   Answers the questions
         *    Toggles color ON/OFF
         /    Add/remove programs
         |    Insert an alternation (where allowed)
         (    Open a new group (where allowed)
         )    Close the opened group (if any)

BUGS

       https://github.com/aureliojargas/txt2regex/issues

AUTHOR

       Aurelio Jargas <verde@aurelio.net>

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright © 2001-2020 Aurelio Jargas, GNU GPL v2

                                           May 21, 2020                              TXT2REGEX(1)