Harold Hallikainen escreveu:
> I am by no means a regular expressions expert, but I do find them useful.
> I use them to build the pages at htp://www.hallikainen.com . I used them
> (in perl) to convert Unifont font files to hex code to program a flash.
> There are some nice online regular expression evaluators where you can put
> in some text and the regular expression and immediately see the results. I
> end up experimenting through these until I get something that does what I
> want.
>
> Powerful and cryptic!
>
> Harold
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Most problems admit more than one solution, some bad some good.
Some problems admit several good solutions, and the programmer may chose
among them, based on his own preferences or skills.

Some programs may be written using state machines or a RTOS, other
problems may not be well served by one or another method.
If the programmer only masters one method, he will use it, even if it is
not the best one.

I think saying "RTOS are useless" or "state machines are too
complicated" or something like this is silly, because sometimes it is
the best solution.
Each case is best suited to a method, or sometimes to more than one.
In my case, I prefer to know as many methods I can, so I can chose the
best fit for each situation.

Regards,

Isaac

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