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<0> er.. i mean...
<1> Two-Bits, you been a good help in like, 3 different channels today.
<1> Thanks
<0> oh hey, look at the time. time for a drink! everybody /clear their screens and we'll start over
<0> Moridin: yeah, i'm way behind in my drinking. christ it's 11pm. i shoulda started like 12 hours ago when i woke up
<1> Today's my first real day of coding, and so far, I got what I needed done to translate a buttload of data into mysql, and search that data and have it displayed in a table in php.
<0> congrats
<2> http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/fee/163997572.html
<2> i want.
<1> I just started learning php and mysql yesterday, so I feel I've come a bit of a ways
<2> all i have to do is make basically 2.5x what i make now and i'll be able to afford that
<0> as long as you understand everything you've written
<1> Aye, I've been trying to
<1> It seems every new thing I do, I break several times before I figure it out
<3> such is the way of the world.
<4> uh
<4> anyone good wif regexes care to give me hand?
<5> ask poutine
<3> i am.
<5> pm him
<4> destination bl_warez { domainlist blacklists/warez/domains urllist blacklists/warez/urls } If i want to match
<4> destination and everything in the { }
<3> but im' only good with regexes, i don't know about wif
<4> what would I use?
<4> pizza_milkshake: I made a typo
<4> Pardon Moi
<6> /(^[^ ]) .*?\{(.+?)\}/
<3> @php preg_match('/\{(.*?)\}/', "bob { a/b/c }", $m) && echo $m[1]);
<7> PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ECHO
<3> @php preg_match('/\{(.*?)\}/', "bob { a/b/c }", $m) && print($m[1]);
<7> Result: a/b/c
<4> lol
<4> that matched nothing for me
<4> would destination[\w+{[\s\w\/]+} work ?
<4> or (destination[\w+{[\s\w\/]+})
<3> DjK4ye: what regex function are you using?
<4> preg_match
<3> no, yours are all ****ed up
<4> I figured but I don't know any better tho
<3> mine will work
<8> DjK4ye: http://www.phpguru.org/downloads/PCRE%20Cheat%20Sheet/PHP%20PCRE%20Cheat%20Sheet.pdf
<8> g'nite
<4> {(.*?)} would be what I'm searchin for right?
<4> what if I want the desination in front of it as well
<3> no.
<3> read mine
<4> http://osteele.com/tools/rework/
<4> I'm using this to test the regexes
<3> {} are special, they must be escaped to match a literal
<4> ah ok
<4> last question then
<4> If I wanted the destination in front of it
<4> how would I do that
<6> @php $string = 'destination bl_warez { domainlist blacklists/warez/domains urllist blacklists/warez/urls }'; if(!preg_match('/(^[^ ]+) .*?\{(.+?)\}/', $string, $matches)) die("**** you"); echo implode(' | ', $matches);
<7> Result: destination bl_warez { domainlist blacklists/warez/domains urllist blacklists/warez/urls } | destination | domainlist blacklists/warez/domains urllist blacklists/warez/urls
<0> \S > [^ ]
<6> sure
<4> Hmm
<4> works fine efor that line
<0> and the space before .*? is unnecessary
<9> oops
<4> but if its a larger file?
<0> DjK4ye: if the body of { } spans multiple lines, you'll want the /s modifier
<0> plz 2 DOTALL
<6> yeah
<4> ah okay
<0> it wont handle nesting too well either
<4> http://eschooldev.perridot.my/cl***dev/dCl***.php
<4> http://eschooldev.perridot.com/cl***dev/dCl***.php
<4> srry wrong 1
<4> I don't need nesting
<4> I just need to retrieve bits n portions outta the config file for me to edit
<4> and later put back in
<0> wait.. did you need the word destination? or the word after it?
<4> I needed desitnation
<4> the other word is a variable
<4> destination*
<0> mkay
<1> $var++ is the same as $var = $var +1 right?
<4> Moridin: yep
<1> coo
<6> and is also the same as
<6> $var += 1;
<1> So if I wanted to raise $var by 2 per iteration of a loop, I'd $var += 2;
<6> yep
<4> Any ideas on that regex?
<1> I'm so lost on where I'm going with this loop, but I'll get there eventually.
<0> DjK4ye: i thought you were good?
<0> Moridin: you're going in circles, that's the problem
<1> I'm uh, sticking a loop within a loop to run queries based on information called from a query >.>
<10> Two-Bits: I wish i was
<11> loopy loopy
<10> http://eschooldev.perridot.my/cl***dev/dCl***.php
<10> Take a look at what it matches below
<0> Moridin: sounds straight forward...
<1> It does
<1> But I'm still a bit lost on where I'm going with it still.
<0> STupidDisconnects: ahhh, hrm
<1> I know the SQL query to get the data, I know the php to run the query, but I'm still lost on how to put it together so it outputs the way I want.
<1> I'm sure if I stare at it long enough, it'll click.
<0> does the file actually have those <br />'s ?
<10> nope
<10> it has \n
<0> \n or \r\n ?
<10> I'm using nl2br()
<10> just \n
<0> mkay
<10> Is it possible to just get the destination SOMETHING { SOMETHING } ?
<0> i asked if you wanted that SOMETHING already
<10> what i want is the entire thingy
<10> but nothing else
<10> like if i have 5 destination SOMETHING { SOMETHING } s ...
<10> It should return an array with 5 of those
<10> I don't know I'm making myself clear =.='
<0> oh.. so you DONT'T need it in pieces
<10> I prolly will later, but right now I just wanna retrieve the entire thing..
<0> ok, this outta work
<0> /\n([\w-]+\s+[\w-]+\s+\{.+?\})/
<0> i left the 2 words available for matching latter if it helps
<0> otherwise i actually think /\n.*?\{.*?\})/ would suffice considering how the non-greedy's SHOULD work
<0> er
<0> /\n(.*?\{.*?\})/
<0> is that supposed to get the lines that DONT start with 'destination'?
<12> Err..
<12> lol
<0> if so it just needs to go litereally into the pattern
<12> weird
<0> /\n(destination .*?\{.*?\})/
<0> preg_match_all if you want more
<12> thanks man
<12> You're a life saver
<0> no, i'm a skittles
<0> taste my rainbow
<1> What does a return of Resource id #whatever mean?
<13> ...
<0> Moridin: resource types are usually p***ed to other related functions to get useful information
<1> It should be return from my sql query
<0> usually it's to keep resources down by keeping relavent data in a lower level language or in this case, on the db server, until requested
<14> I am a Jesus Fish
<0> mysql_query returns a resource id or FALSE
<14> Trapped in a Darwin Fish body. :(
<2> @php 20 / 12
<0> that result resource id is to be used with the mysql_fetch_* functions to actually get rows of data from the query
<0> look at the examples
<2> er
<0> evulish: echo
<1> Oh.
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