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Old 09-30-2014, 01:58 PM   #77
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Yes python 2.7 (and Python 3.4) both have great support for regular expressions and can of course do many many things that are impossible to do with regular expressions alone.
In my opinion, Matthew Barnett's regex module should replace the standard python re module. I use it wherever possible (especially when bundling/compiling a python interpreter). Full unicode case folding when coupled with Python 3.4.

Regarding python 2 vs 3: sometimes it's just nice to not have to jump through hoops (the same ones)--even when they're low to the ground. Any brand-spanking-new python-based project I was starting today from scratch would most assuredly be based on Python 3 (even though python 2 has been very good to/for me).

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