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Time to Use Regular Expressions More, Um, Regularly

Is that a valid email address, or just a SQL probe? Does that folder full of Word files contain any credit card or bank routing numbers? How can I easily extract just a few important bits of weather data from a page full of raw HTML? If you've been coding or scripting for any time at all, then you already know the answer -- "regular expressions" or "regexes." But if you're like most of us, regex is one of those "I'll get around to it one day" things, and while "d=digit, s=white space, etc" is relatively easy to learn, regex soon becomes essentially opaque. In this "medium-deep dive", award-winning author, teacher and veteran of more text processing debacles than he prefers to remember Mark Minasi shines a light on how regex works and offers tips on how to get the best out of it. Attend this session because Mark "said" so!

Mark Minasi

Minasi Research & Development

Mark is probably best known for his Mastering Windows Server and Complete PC Upgrade and Maintenance Guide books, both of which have seen more than 12 editions and sold over a million copies. An audience member at a recent talk remarked that he believed that Mark could "do a talk on watching paint dry that would be so good that people would be motivated to go home and paint a wall just to experience the joy of drying paint." While this has led to many very tempting offers from the likes of Sherwin-Williams and Behr, he's decided to stay with his first love... technology. Mark's humorous, provocative and yet informative style makes him a favorite of audiences around the world. Mark's firm, MR&D, is based in Pungo, a town in Virginia's Tidewater area which is distinguished by having one and only one traffic light.