Validating email addresses with .NET regex
I did validation in Haskell a while back, and since I recently discovered .NET’s “balancing groups” regex feature, it seems like it would be a good time to do it for .NET.
Email address validation: Simpler, Faster, More Correct
So, I have merged the obsolete-syntax into the code from the last post. This has resulted in shorter, cleaner, faster validation which is also more correct. I didn’t like the fact that in the old code there were places where explicit try points needed to be included. It seems that these arose because the ‘obsolete’ [...]
Properly validating e-mail addresses (or converting EBNF to Parsec)
Update: See the better code in the next post. In recent times there have been several calls for websites to properly validate email addresses. Invariably, the compiled regex from Perl’s RFC822 is pasted up as The Way To Do It. The problem with this is (as the source code from the Perl module notes) is [...]
