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<0> hello
<1> <SpComb> !php echo base_convert (1337,10,1337);
<1> <+cT-PHP> SpComb: Warning: base_convert(): Invalid `to base' (1337)
<1> <SpComb> hmm
<1> <SpComb> what a stupid function
<2> ;p
<0> heh
<1> now he's bitching about not being able to convert to half bases
<1> gee.. i'm sure the demand for THAT feature is astronomical
<0> what a stupid user <SpComb>
<2> tell him to write his own functions
<1> i left my 10 ft pole in my other pair of pants. i think i'll let this one slide
<2> haha
<2> your a funny man
<3> hrm
<3> what should i do with my tax refund
<3> a) lcd tv
<0> give it to me
<3> b) htpc
<2> what size is a?
<3> c) invest
<3> 37"
<1> c) hookers
<1> d) booze
<1> e) drugs
<1> f) c, d, and e
<1> F!
<0> how much is it :D
<3> like $900 i think
<2> g) #php donation
<3> it won't pay for the entire tv.. but i have cash elsewhere
<2> yeah you have to spend atleast $1300 to get a good lcd tv
<2> unless you find an open box one, etc
<3> i want an aquous
<3> which aren't cheap
<2> i like name brand stuff
<0> or you find a stupid sales rep who confuses your model w/ a better one :D
<3> aquous = sharp
<2> they have those at circuit city
<0> that's how I got my 60"
<2> ;]
<0> hd
<2> what does + signify in regex?
<0> i dunno... but i gotta get ready to go...
<1> 1 or more
<1> it's a quantifier
<2> "/^[a-zA-Z0-9]+[a-zA-Z0-9]$/"
<2> so that would match word + word?
<1> no
<2> hm
<2> ah ok
<1> actually, that's a silly regex
<2> lol
<4> connect msa-mx10.hinet.net
<1> you're matching 1 or more characters in the set of lower case letters, upper case letters, and numbers, followed by 1 character of an identical set
<4> whoops
<2> i just added the +
<1> what you have is literally equivalent to: "/^[a-z0-9]{2,}$/i"
<2> doesn't work appearantly
<2> ah
<2> well how would i match word + space + word?
<1> what are you trying to match?
<1> \w+ \w+
<2> really?
<2> hm
<1> sure
<2> w signifies word? leet.
<1> \w is [a-zA-Z0-9_-] i think
<2> ah
<2> so + should be there?
<2> wtf
<1> + means (match 1 or MORE of the previous pattern)
<1> in this case, it matches 1 or more "word characters"
<2> ah
<1> you've no doubt seen * used.. which means 0 or more
<2> yeah
<1> and . which matches any character (except newline, unless /s is used)
<1> so .* often means match anything
<2> ? would work for characters too
<2> right?
<1> ? is the 0 or 1 quantifier
<1> ? + and * are the three quantifiers
<2> alright
<1> ? can also modify another quantifier to make it non-greedy
<2> what does $ do?
<1> matches at end of input
<1> opposite of ^
<2> is that required for the regex you showed me?
<2> ah
<1> depends on your needs
<1> http://www.php.net/manual/en/reference.pcre.pattern.syntax.php
<2> kk
<5> hah, weren't expecting that were you
<1> i want a ballgag for my birthday
<1> so i can put it on when people come to the door
<2> ha
<1> then i'll just sit and wait for a jehovahs witness to wander by
<1> i need to poop
<2> should that escape character be there before the second w+?
<6> i just answer the door naked
<6> that usually sends them running
<1> it's not being used as an escape character
<1> it signifies a metacharacter
<2> ah
<1> much like \n doesn't escape the n, it gives it a special meaning. in regex, \w is, as i said, a meta character cl*** that's equivalent to [a-zA-Z0-9_-]
<1> er.. minus the hypen it seems
<2> ah
<2> so its not w+ its \w+?
<1> correct
<2> in all cases
<2> ok
<1> if you just said w+ it would match 1 or more double-yoos
<2> and it interprets that space as literal
<1> yes, most data is literal unless it has a special meaning
<2> alright
<2> thanks for all the help
<7> http://mollysavestheday.blogspot.com/2006/02/for-women-of-south-dakota-abortion.html
<2> hey Two-Bits
<1> woah! don't sneak up on me like that!
<2> haha
<2> if (!(preg_match("/\w+ \w+/",$name)) || (!(preg_match("/\w+ \w+ \w+/",$name)))) {
<1> you scared the rabbit turds outta me!
<3> bwahahaha
<3> [17:49]<cizzi>is the food good there?
<3> [17:49]<cizzi>usually we dont like american food too much
<3> [17:49]<cizzi>we prefer montreal
<2> that is screwed, how would i go about doing that?
<1> rmpants: describe what you are trying to do
<2> check if it has either two words or three words
<2> if not then die
<1> there are several ways we could do this
<2> i would think regex would have like an optional thing?
<2> hm
<1> lets try this: /\w+( \w+){1,2}/
<1> well, ? IS for optional (1 or 0)
<1> so yes, another way would be /\w+ \w+( \w+)?/
<2> hm
<2> ill give that a shot
<2> thanks :}
<1> spox: "Sterile bags for medical instruments and medical waste"
<1> s/medical waste/unborn corpse/
<1> it has a nicer ring to it, dont ya think?
<2> hey two bits
<2> again
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