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Of course, for back-compatibility with existing scripts, the triangular brackets would need to remain the default, but the ability to optionally switch to square brackets would then free up the triangular brackets to be used in HTML-generating scripts without the need for escaping. My only concern ...

How about slightly re-writing the Regnus VB6 Parser, as a command line (DOS) version instead?
Don't include any Windows GUI like menus and buttons, just make it work like the existing DOS version.
Wouldn't that do the job instead of trying to compile the QBasic version to 32-bits?

I've put this here under Windows, but this post might relate more to the VB6 implementation and slight differences to the PHP version. I've only been running Windows and PHP Regnus versions. I accidentally forget the literal expression brackets for a label, and depending on the parser platform, Regn...

The Regnus Parser for DOS 1.2.9 does not run on Windows 7 64-bit systems (which are becoming increasingly popular). However, the DOS parser runs correctly on Windows 7 32-bit systems (the normal architecture). I suspect the DOS parser is currently compiled and built as a 16-bit program. This means i...

Is the "PHP desktop-like app thingy" (cool name!) still maintained? I had exactly the same issues when using the PHP parser, I didn't want to keep manually updating little php pages to call each test script that I wrote. The "PHP desktop-like app thingy" makes it much easier. I'm...

Aside from harddisk crashes, is the Java RE GUI version still maintained? It's currently listed as 5.3 compliant and Regnus is up to 5.4.

Is the Java console version still maintained? It's currently listed as 5.3 compliant and Regnus is up to 5.4.

Isn't there some use for a client-side parser running locally directly in the user's browser? This would be a variation of the server-side PHP parser. but Instead of reading a rsf file from the local filesystem, a script could be 'loaded' by using an array containing each line of the Regnus script t...

A more succinct example: the reference "##Example;" would be exactly functionally the same as "#+(Example);", but not the same as "#+Example;", which would first get an entry from the group "Example" because of the group expression, and then try to get an ent...

I'm having a problem understanding what the following script is actually doing. It is a slight modification of a Regnus example in Part 12 of the tutorial - Group references. The script is behaving the way it should do, but I'm not exactly sure why! I've added some BLANK comments into the script tha...