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Allow \t and \n in Substition

i like to add some new lines and tabs to the Substitution text field.

but i tried \t and \\t and '\n' and \n\r but they not work there.

it would be nice if this would be possible.

Correct function but incorrect explanation

Thank you for making such a useful tool. Your visual explanation is the best one I've seen so far!

I found an edge case where the explanation does not work well. The RegEx matches correctly and the substitution also works well. Only the visual explanation is affected.

Given this RegEx: /(?<!=\s)useSelector\(/

And this string to test:

const isSidebarOpen = useSelector((state: RootState) => state.ui.sidebarOpen);

// โœ… DO (create the isSidebarOpenSelector in the proper file, then import it here)
const isSidebarOpen = useSelector(isSidebarOpenSelector);

const backdropAlpha = (100 - useSelector(getBackdropBrightnessSelector)) / 100;

The explanation does not render if there is a < character in the RegEx. If I delete <, it renders, but after I add it back, nothing happens.

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Show matches more convinient

i like on your site at most the graph showing me the structure of my regex (see https://extendsclass.com/regex/310af4e )

  • but one drawback is to see results in the matching groups. for this i need to do something like this in the substitution textfield:
 (\$1="$1", \$2="$2", \$3="$3", \$4="$4", \$5="$5", \$6="$6", \$7="$7")

(but it shows nothing if i have more $n then matching groups exists)

but i like to see at your website better displaying of the matches like:

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