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<0> =)
<1> (=
<2> =)
<3> string ??
<4> string -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/string.htm
<5> woomp there it iiis.
<1> contents ??
<4> contents -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/contents.htm
<1> bookmark
<1> live happily ever after
<3> ;string map {abc 1 ab 2 a 3 1 0} 1abcaababcabababc
<4> N86ers: #1332 (581 clicks) Tcl: 01321221
<6> german tcl freak present ?
<7> try quakenet
<7> there's alot of germans there
<6> k thx
<8> mysql && tcl have to be the worst combination since chicken and waffles
<7> u **** :)
<7> works fine
<7> or, u like chicken and waffles
<8> no it blows , got to compile 1200 different things to get one lil thing to work
<8> and then! dont move that file to another box because then you are really screwed
<7> also worked fine for me
<8> then i blame freebsd
<9> is there a way of doing a (?:) <-- forward searching non-capturing regexp that does not result in that stuff turning up in match result?
<9> I meant ?=
<2> ...
<10> np: 1392. phrek - Temple of Time (remix) [2:43]
<10> yeah the tclcoder phrek :D
<10> q:]
<10> wonder where he is nowadays
<7> he has been gone for a year now ? :)
<10> more than that
<10> :P
<10> last we heard of him, he had a brain toumur I think
<7> seen phrek
<7> between xmas and new years eve 2004
<7> that'd be a sad time to p*** away really
<10> yea
<9> regexp -- {--([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:").+(?:")|[^ ]+)} <--- that reg exp will match --foo bar for example to foo and bar in vars but if I try to match --foo "bar" it does not remove the "" any idea how to do it?
<11> regexp -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/regexp.htm
<4> row_: #1378 (13893 clicks) Tcl: 0
<9> regexp -- {--([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:").+(?:")|[^ ]+)} {--foo "bar"}
<4> row_: #1379 (384 clicks) Tcl: 1
<9> see
<9> matches it
<9> regexp -- {--([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:").+(?:")|[^ ]+)} {--foo "bar"} match cmd value
<4> row_: #1382 (552 clicks) Tcl: 1
<9> set value
<4> row_: #1383 (200 clicks) Tcl: "bar"
<9> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:").+(?:")|[^ ]+)} {--foo "bar"} match cmd value
<4> row_: #1384 (2105 clicks) Tcl: 1
<9> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:").+(?:")|[^ ]+)} {-foo "bar"} match cmd value
<4> row_: #1385 (561 clicks) Tcl: 1
<9> set cmd
<4> row_: #1386 (5226 clicks) Tcl: foo
<9> lubly
<9> hmm
<9> why is it capturing the " they are in (?:) which does not capture
<8> grrrrr
<9> ?
<12> its within ()
<9> I see
<9> but then it seems the | does not work
<12> just my guess
<12> lol
<9> yeah but then when not using "" value is blank :/
<12> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)"(.*?)"|[^ ]+} {-foo "bar"} match cmd value ; puts "match=$match,value=$value"
<4> th3dge: #1397 (stdout) match=-foo "bar",value=bar
<12> ugh
<12> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)"(.*?)"|[^ ]+} {-foo "bar"} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<4> th3dge: #1399 (stdout) cmd=foo,value=bar
<13> L] SITE READD Dero
<13> [L] 200 User (Dero) readded.
<13> ooops =P
<12> Dero will be happy
<12> lol
<9> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)"(.*?)"|[^ ]+} {-foo bar} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<13> lol
<4> row_: #1405 (stdout) cmd=,value=
<9> see
<12> ya
<13> nah just my homeftp, just readd/del the account when needed =)
<12> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)("(.*?)"|[^ ]+)} {-foo "bar"} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<4> th3dge: #1410 (stdout) cmd=foo,value="bar"
<12> well my suggest is to do a trim LOL, quick and dirty way
<9> they must be in (?:) () captures
<9> rofl, would not work, cause "" if it has spaces otherwise not needed
<9> suppose I could but makes things a tad messy
<13> what you trying to make?
<9> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)(?:")(.*?)(?:")|([^ ]+)} {-foo "bar"} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<4> row_: #1416 (stdout) cmd=foo,value=bar
<13> !command --option whatever?
<9> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)(?:")(.*?)(?:")|([^ ]+)} {-foo bar} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<4> row_: #1418 (stdout) cmd=,value=
<9> yep
<13> i got some code for that
<9> but it needs to be able to handle spaces for the search feature
<9> I had it working
<13> it doesnt use regexp
<9> but then I bloody tweaked something
<9> and lost it
<9> :(
<13> but it works perfect
<9> it has to handle lots of cmds
<13> its -- for options tho, not -
<9> !cmd --value bla --value2 "bla bla" --value=sheep
<9> etc
<9> - is for shortcusts
<9> and I convert them using a shortcuts array
<13> yeah... thats easy to do
<9> so for example -v goes to value not v
<9> but thats not in regexp
<9> :)
<13> well kind of
<9> easy for some ;)
<13> i guess yours it a bit more complicated than mine =P
<12> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)(("(.*?)")|([^ ]+))} {-foo "bar"} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<4> th3dge: #1441 (stdout) cmd=foo,value="bar"
<13> since i all my options are just one word OR comma separated, no spaces =P
<9> it loops till it can't find anything filling an array of cmds and their values
<12> oh crap
<13> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)(("(.*?)")|([^ ]+))} {-foo "bar bar"} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<4> [GRiMMY]: #1445 (stdout) cmd=foo,value="bar bar"
<12> <- ****s at regexp
<9> regexp is like a lang in itself, its not exactly easy.
<4> row_: #1447 (1350 clicks) Tcl: 0
<9> lol
<13> anyway cig
<12> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:").+(?:")|[^ ]+)} {-foo "bar"} match cmd value value ; puts $value
<9> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:"(.*?)")|([^ ]+))} {-foo "bar bar"} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<4> row_: #1451 (stdout) cmd=foo,value="bar bar"
<9> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:").+(?:")|[^ ]+)} {-foo "bar"} match cmd value value ; puts $value
<9> does not even find anything there
<9> :/
<9> regexp -- {-{1,2}([A-Za-z]+)(?: |=)((?:")(.*?)(?:")|([^ ]+))} {-foo "bar bar"} match cmd value ; puts "cmd=$cmd,value=$value"
<4> row_: #1455 (stdout) cmd=foo,value="bar bar"
<9> ****!
<8> bah anyone awake run fbsql.so?
<8> i have more trouble with fbsql.so that i do with hell i dont know lol
<9> there are a few that use it
<12> regexp ?
<11> regexp -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/regexp.htm
<4> regexp -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/regexp.htm
<9> re_syntax ?
<11> re_syntax -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/re_syntax.htm
<9> ;)
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