PluginRegex

<?php
// Perform a regular expression on the text surrounded by {REGEX()} {REGEX} tags
// Usage the WikiPageName holds the regex find replace commands
// for example /^i/i:: $1 is the first letter
// where $1 is the value of the first expression
// example two: /(it's|its)(your|you're):: Check $1 $2 is correct
// {REGEX(search=>WikiPageName)}
// line 2
// line 3{REGEX}

function wikiplugin_regex_help() {
return tra("Takes regex expressions and parses the content between the REGEX tags and replaces the text.").":
<br/>{REGEX(regex=>search|replace)}".tra("data")."{REGEX} - ''".tra("one data per line")."''";
}

function wikiplugin_regex($data, $params) {
global $tikilib;

extract ($params);
$pageName = (isset($pageName)) ? $pageName : "pageName";//gets a page
$info = $tikilib->get_page_info($pageName);
$content=$info["data"];
$lines = explode("\n", $content); // separate lines into array no emtpy lines at beginning mid or end
foreach($lines as $line){
list($search[],$replace[])=explode("::",$line);// use two colons to separate your find and replace
}

$data=preg_replace($search,$replace,$data);
        $data = trim($data);
        return $data;
}
?>

{REGEX (search=>MyPageOfRegexpression)}
Its a matter of choice.
{REGEX}

/\./::\.
/(its|it's)/i::Did you check to see if you are using $1 correctly?
/(\n|^)(a-z)/::$1 Capitalize $2 as it is the beginning of your sentences.
/.\n<br>/::. The end of the sentence.
/ \t+$/::Don't put blank lines at the beginning.
/(stuff|things|stupid|whack)/i::Find a better word. $1 is immature.
/(accept|except)/i::$1 is often misused. Check your usage.
/(there|their|they're)/i::Are you sure you're using $1 correctly?
/(collage)|(college)/i::$2 is where you make colleagues and have a $1 experiences