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<0> ah no... it was a standard irc msg on quit :I
<0> nevermind then..
<1> Hi there, I am trying to work out the string match syntax if I have a string "--action", trying to match the string with this syntax "string match --{a-z}* $action" I know its wrong but how do I check if it has a a-z* after --?
<2> row_ you could use regexp
<2> ;set action "--action"
<3> Robb`: #435 (177 clicks) Tcl: --action
<2> ;regexp -all {--[
<2> wops
<1> Robb its not just for action you see, I am trying to check syntax of the cmd is correct you see
<2> I know
<1> I was told to try keep away from regexp, so thats what I am doing :/
<2> ah
<2> you cant do that with string match tho
<1> told its best to not use them if you don't have to.
<1> so I am not
<1> Matches any character in the set given by chars. If a sequence of the form x-y appears in chars, then any character between x and y, inclusive, will match. When used with -nocase, the end points of the range are converted to lower case first. Whereas {[A-z]} matches '_' when matching case-sensitively ('_' falls between the 'Z' and 'a'), with -nocase this is considered like {[A-Za-z]} (and probably what was meant in the first place).
<1> docs say I can :/
<2> eh
<2> ;string match {a-z} "a"
<3> Robb`: #446 (373 clicks) Tcl: 0
<1> and if you use [] get cmd unknown error :(
<2> thats what iam telling you
<2> you cant
<1> silly docs
<2> ;string match {[a-z]} "a"
<1> :/
<3> Robb`: #451 (391 clicks) Tcl: 1
<2> oh
<2> lol
<1> wtf
<1> tclsh errored me on that
<1> !
<2> ;string match {--[a-z]} "--action"
<3> Robb`: #458 (397 clicks) Tcl: 0
<2> ;string match "--{[a-z]}" "--action"
<3> Robb`: #459 (3478 clicks) Tcl error: invalid command name "a-z"
<1> see
<2> ;string match {[a-z]} "--action"
<3> Robb`: #461 (436 clicks) Tcl: 0
<2> :s
<1> :/
<1> tcl is nice and simple yet complex :P
<2> ;regexp -all {--[a-z]} $action
<3> Robb`: #465 (448 clicks) Tcl error: bad switch "--[a-z]": must be -all, -about, -indices, -inline, -expanded, -line, -linestop, -lineanchor, -nocase, -start, or --
<2> ;regexp -all "--\[a-z\] $action
<2> wtf
<1> that would not work, your escaping the required [] for a pattern are you not?
<2> ;regexp -all {1} 1
<3> Robb`: #467 (569 clicks) Tcl: 1
<2> row_ iam escaping it so the tcl interpreter doesnt interpret it :P
<1> :P
<2> because its a range thingie in regex
<1> ;regexp -all "--\[a-z\]" $action
<3> row_: #471 (483 clicks) Tcl error: bad switch "--[a-z]": must be -all, -about, -indices, -inline, -expanded, -line, -linestop, -lineanchor, -nocase, -start, or --
<2> ;regexp -all "\-\-\[a-z\] $action
<4> anyone use linux?
<1> smokey: yes.
<2> ;regexp -all {\-\-[a-z]} $action
<3> Robb`: #474 (17467 clicks) Tcl: 1
<2> see
<1> Robb your not closing your "?
<4> are you into devlopment?
<2> row_ :)
<1> smokey: into nix dev or into general dev?
<4> nix. like shell scripts
<1> Robb`: thanks :)
<2> ;regexp -all {\-\-[^a-z]} "--action"
<3> Robb`: #481 (673 clicks) Tcl: 0
<2> row_ np :)
<4> i'd like to test my script. but the user must have root, since its a data info script.
<1> ah bash, I can do some bash but don't really do much of it
<1> smokey er sounds suspect ;)
<4> oh, i made it, but i want a second idea on it, like if the output is good looking and what not.
<4> oh you can view the SRC.
<1> pastbin it and I will take a look if you want and run if it does not look suspect
<4> its not a compiled binary.
<4> oki.
<1> smokey: you can't compile bash ;)
<1> well not that I know of
<4> crap. you cant use it, it will only work if you use IPv6 so it can DNS, and if you have a dev device named 'sixbone'
<4> lemme paste a complete command output.
<1> you can still check ipv6 dns without ipv6 setup.
<1> Robb`: so I must use regexp I take it then only option?
<4> you have to have ipv6 enabled first.
<1> thats well odd those docs should be corrected
<4> http://juggalo.be:81/pastebin/show?=28
<1> I have it enabled, debian default
<4> most are these days :P
<1> smokey: The requested URL /pastebin/show was not found on this server.
<2> row_ yea =)
<1> show.php?
<1> show.cgi?
<4> ah crap
<4> nah.
<4> http://juggalo.be:81/pastebin/index.php?show=28
<4> the eggurl is messed up lol
<4> glad you said something ;]
<1> smokey: so what part of this am I looking at and what am I looking for?
<4> is the display "easy reading"
<1> ish I am not 100% sure what the eggdrop bitchx etc stats mean but I get the rest I suppose
<1> they are too low to be pids
<1> so status, amount of procs running those cmds?
<1> otherwise seems fine
<4> yah
<4> sweet.
<4> they are too low in pids?
<4> oh, nvm
<1> proc ids
<1> :)
<1> those kinda things will not be started early, hence their ids are way way too low to be pids
<1> :)
<4> you cant change /proc/net/dev to everyone read can you?
<1> er I can read it as a normal user, and its a proc, so would not think so as its recreated on boot etc.
<1> ./proc is not a real filesystem
<4> httpd cant access it tho.
<4> but normal users can.
<1> httpd might be chrooted :)
<1> and I swear hmm whats it called that stats program that reports basic info on a .php page access proc
<1> meh I forgot its name
<4> oh phpsysinfo?
<1> yes
<1> thats it
<1> that access the proc info to get net stats and stuff I think.
<4> yeah i figured out what was the problem. exec'd the wrong script :x
<1> hehe
<4> i could be in use of sleep lol
<1> we could all use some sleep I recon ;)
<4> you damn computer nerds!
<1> nerd is a rude term, geek please.
<1> nerd != geek
<1> nerd's don't have to be into computers :P
<4> lol
<1> well thats not what google's define:nerd says
<1> but I say otherwise ;)
<4> s/nerds!/geeks!
<4> ;/
<5> i have this: set invite(blah) 0.. then i have my proc, where i'm doing: set invite(blue) 1... but the blue never gets saved, the next time the proc runs invite(blue) does not exist... wtf am i doing wrong?
<4> is set invite(blah) 0 a global var? or a proc var?
<4> you could allways try set ::invite(blue) 1
<5> global
<4> i believe is how its used.
<4> not set , but ::invite(blue) 1
<5> i'm setting a bunch of: set invite(*)'s, then in my proc i'm trying to add new invite(whatevers)
<4> i believe you have to declair them
<5> i hope not
<5> the invite(whatever) is someone's nickname
<5> like invite(smokey)
<4> i hardly ever use var(var2)
<5> invite(tanto)
<4> ohhh, a ftpd invite script?
<5> no
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