This metaphor has been present in essentially every Smalltalk with a full IDE (and yes: there are Smalltalk systems without a traditional IDE, like GemStone or GNU Smalltalk). It has collected both praise and criticism. What’s striking is that it has not been displaced.
One of the nice things about Ostrich is that it contains an extension to the SMT-LIB constraint standard to parse and handle ECMA regular expressions. Well, not all of them; ECMA and other PCRE-derived regexes are in fact not regular (2022 paper) and cannot in theory be represented accurately for string-solving purposes. In practice, though, that's rarely a problem. Ostrich also contains cool tricks to some of the traditionally difficult/impossible regex features, developed for Black Ostrich. You can read about them in the director's cut version of our paper!
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