The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:

  modid:       Regexp::ERE
  DSLIP:       bdpf2
  description: Extended Regexs and finite automata
  userid:      LOIC (Loïc Jonas Etienne)
  chapterid:   11 (String_Lang_Text_Proc)
  communities:

  similar:
    FLAT

  rationale:

    Regexp rootlevel because Regex::ERE handles regular expressions

    Regexp::ERE focuses on transparency: simple, well-documented,
    pure-perl data structures (and routines converting between them),
    for developers to be able to use and adapt them for their own
    purposes.

    The regular expression syntax is based on POSIX ERE (with full
    unicode support), the differences being documented (egrep
    compatibility is the main goal). Perl-regexs can be outputted as
    well.

    Furthermore, Regexp::ERE offers an heuristic for building
    GUI-widgets compliant with a given regular expression or automaton
    (suggesting drowdown-lists wherever possible). It was the main
    motivation for this module (which is in productive use since about
    one year).

  enteredby:   LOIC (Loïc Jonas Etienne)
  enteredon:   Mon Jul 30 10:28:04 2012 GMT

The resulting entry would be:

Regexp::
::ERE             bdpf2 Extended Regexs and finite automata          LOIC


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