James Curran

It appears all the FastCount does is, for `List`s, replace the `foreach` (that's in the System.Core's Count()) with a `for().` The problem is in the line `if (predicate(list[listCount]))`. For that,...

What is "jq"?

Yes, all that sounds fine. Funny thing -- I've *already written* the JSON output option, along with the Substitution panel (also stolen from regex101.com). They were part of a Phase...

Here's a sample of what I have so far. (Still need to put the JSON output in) The first is with the "Replacement pattern" panel closed, and the second, opened...

OK, here's the new take. I've taken out the replacement panel and cleaned it up a bit. I've also added a simple error message if there is a problem with...

I like the new look, particularly for the error message. (As I said, my UI skills aren't that good) I think we should have some form of "no match" message....

Is this still under active review/consideration? I'm also considering a large structural change and it would be best to work on a source code base with the other large structure...

I'll have a Pull Request for this soon, but to get you working now: In MRE.cs, add the serializarion attributes to DataRule: [DataContract] public class DataRule : Rule { [DataMember]...

I can't see how I'd implement the Inputs property without used a List or an array as the backing store, so this shouldn't be a problem.

What the rule is actually trying to produce is code similar to : if(rec.Description.Contains() == "Do") Which, of course, is not what you want. I may be able to make...