Hi!

On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 15:08:16 -0500, Alan Ruttenberg alanr-l@mumble.net wrote:

Thanks for this - looks quite useful! Just downloaded and was about to explore a regex I am working on.

[+*]\d+

gives the notice "Unknown token FAKE-ENTRY in parse tree"

The target string is "+100929 asd;askjd;;"

Yes, see here:

http://common-lisp.net/pipermail/regex-coach/2004-November/000043.html

The problem is that porting this app to OS X turned out to be much more complicated than I though it would be. While CAPI applications are generally very easy to port between Windows, Linux, and OS X, this one exposes particular problems because of the OS X threading model. You can search the LispWorks mailing list on gmane.org if you want more details.

I don't have enough time and energy to do more work on the OS X port but another LispWorks developer who has a Mac license has offered to help once he has some spare time. Keep your fingers crossed - you /might/ see a working Mac version in January or February.

BTW, various emacs key bindings don't work - arrows, control-[bfpn] and copy and paste are not available.

Yes, but these issues should be easy to fix.

Cheers, Edi.