You can use it as you like and have to pay nothing for it. (I no longer support the OS 9 or pre-Intel versions but you can still download them.) Does it cost anything?ĮagleData is "mailware". Special functions (set value for multiple records, insert serialnumber)Īny Mac that can handle OS X should be able to run EagleData.Where can I get help?ĮagleData is a simple but flexible database that I wrote in the last millennium for the good old ATARI.It is useful to file your addresses, catalogue your cd-, games-, or video-collection, etc.It can even export your data as html-table and print labels.Įver since I had a Mac I wanted to convert it, but missed the right tool to do so.I made several attempts but to program a user Interface with Codewarrior was just too much work for me.Then REALbasic came along and here it is: EagleData for the Mac.Please download it and tell me what you think about it. Is this all the program can do? I am missing. Is there a german/french/spanish/whatever version? If you want to donate something, please feel free to do so.ĭownload EagleData 0.26 for OS X (.zip-file)ĭownload EagleData 0.26 for OS X (.sit-file You need StuffitExpander to unstuff this.) While EagleData is still free I have no problem in accepting donations to pay for my webspace and programming efforts. Looking at the RegEx reference on the RegEx page I saw that the “?” character means 0 or 1 matches.Some users asked me if they could donate money for EagleData. A slight modification to the above pattern can tell it to only find text that starts with .įYI: For all my RegEx testing I used RegExRX - an excellent tool for dealing with RegEx written in Xojo by long-time Xojo developer Kem Tekinay.Īfter starting RegExRX I put the above pattern in the Search Pattern field and pasted a small snippet of the HTML into the Source Text field. The “]” ends the character class and the “+” means 1 or more matches.
Since I did need to remove HTML tags, I figured it was a good place to start.
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