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I know and use the standard c# regex library, and I love it. It does pretty much everything I want (except, may be, reverse matching).
However, lately I was wondering – is there something else for .Net out there, having features that I never knew I needed until I’ll see them.
Does anybody know of any good regex libraries (preferably open source) for .Net, which would let me do much more than the standard library can?
Pattern matching and Regular expressions are a pretty well defined, mature problem, and happily .Net has a well implemented solution.
However, if you’re curious about different, more domain specific ways of searching there’s always the jQuery-like fizzler or sharp-query for searching html. And there’s always XPath & Linq to xml for xml.
Otherwise, Regex is pretty great IMO.