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Regex - Run and save regular expressions!
Matthew Lancellotti posted a topic in Share your Workflows
Perform a search and replace on copied text, and save regexs for future use. Download: http://code.instructorium.com/downloads/Regex.alfredworkflow Please visit http://code.instructorium.com/regex for more information. (also on Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/regex ) A summary is below: Commands you can use: 1. Any regular expression (no keyword necessary, Perl-style) "s/this/that/msg" "s@\$(\d+)\.(\d{2})@$1 dollars and $2 cents@g", etc. 2. Follow your regular expression with " save as " and then a name in order to save it for future use. "s&this&am -
For all the Perl programmers, here's a Alfred 3 Workflow that allows you to search MetaCPAN from Alfred and directly open up the documentation for a module. Packal for downloading GitHub for looking at the source (if you care) Have fun. Mark.
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Here is my problem. I modify a lot of strings cases these last days (ie Lower case to uppercase "my_file" to "MY_FILE"). After some research, I found I could use these TextExpander perl scripts (here) to solve the problem. But I believed Alfred could make it faster, better, smoother. What I want to do is select the name of my file, hit a hotkey, see the name of my file converted to uppercase/lowercase/sentence case... I tried to create a workflow with a "Selection in OSX" and a "Run Script" command. But it doesn't work. I should say, I couldn't make it work... I thought copying th -
Hello everybody. I am designing a workflow that will allow you to compile / interpret / execute code from most common languages, and then view output, copy to clipboard, or open in a new document. What I would like to ask is what sort of features would you like to have? This is meant to be useful and convenient for you. I will post up the workflow in progress soon. Feedback and feature requests are greatly appreciated! -Matthew
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I've created a workflow for searching the Metacpan. This allows quick lookup of perl modules that are stored on the cpan. Download the workflow here... http://gordolio.com/mcsuggest In order to use this module you'll need to install the required cpan modules Run this command in your terminal sudo cpan JSON Time::HiRes XML::LibXML LWP::UserAgentCredit goes to the contributors to Metacpan for building such an awesome site.
