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<argv[0]> its overly complex.
<maZtah> is it?
<argv[0]> to do it without regex? yea
<maZtah> bleh
<argv[0]> which part are you trying to process
<argv[0]> the message or the full line
<maZtah> full line, i guess
<argv[0]> you guess?
<maZtah> haven't thought about a solution yet, just wanted to know if it's useful to code without the use of a regex
<sat> what are you trying to do at all?
<sat> check a random [ ] box?
<maZtah> like a poll with a random answer
<argv[0]> i would just do tokenize 93 $gettok($1-,%i,91)
<maZtah> yep
<argv[0]> $1 would be the X (or not) and $2- would be the reason
<argv[0]> ***uming you're at the line part and not the timestamp/nick
<maZtah> mhh?
<argv[0]> oh wait,
<sat> yeah, its fairly easy without regex as well
<argv[0]> i mean, var %line = $1- and tokenize 93 $gettok(%line,%i,91)
<sat> just use $count $pos $left and $mid
<argv[0]> ew.
<maZtah> hmm
<maZtah> $count(string,substring,substring2,...,substringN)
<maZtah> Returns the number of times substring occurrs in string.
<maZtah> ah :)
<maZtah> 1
<maZtah> 2
<maZtah> hah
<argv[0]> 3.
<argv[0]> //var %i = 1, %line = [x] hello [[ ]] world | while ($gettok(%line,%i,91)) { tokenize 93 $v1 | echo -a checked: $iif($2,YES,NO) comment: $iif($2,$2,$1) | inc %i }
<sat> nice 'n all, but that's not what he asked :p
<argv[0]> isnt?
<maZtah> not really
<maZtah> sat: where to use that $mid for?
<argv[0]> oh you're generating the output with no input? or you're taking input and generating output?
<sat> well.. as easy replacement for $right
<sat> you'd want everything left and everything right from the place where you want to put an X in
<sat> i'd use $mid for the right part, because it's simpler than using $right
<sat> lemme just give you my solution
<sat> alias checkrandombox { if ($pos($1-,[[ ],$rand(1,$count($1-,[[ ])))) return $+($left($1-,$v1),X,$mid($1-,$calc($v1 + 2))) }
<maZtah> can't i use an instok @ N place?
<sat> you can try
<maZtah> hmm
<sat> but i'm curious as to what C you'd use in that case ;)
<maZtah> a 'X' ?
<sat> you don't have a 'X' to begin with
<sat> you could use 93 like arg did i suppose, but i doubt it'll get any easier that way
<maZtah> [] test [] test2
<maZtah> hihi
<maZtah> ;(
<sat> err, please test elsewhere
<maZtah> sorry
<maZtah> hmm, i'm tired, will try again tomorrow
<maZtah> thanks anyways!
<sat> :) np
<argv[0]> http://www.holycraplions.com/paste/1298
<argv[0]> heh
<sat> :/
<argv[0]> dynamic regex generation would be so much nicer
<argv[0]> / $+ $str(([\s+]).+?,$count($1-,$chr(91) $chr(93))) $+ /
<argv[0]> or somethin
<argv[0]> it worked in my head, but i have to go
<argv[0]> so lata
<sat> o/
<argv[0]> //var %n = 3 | echo -a /(?< $+ $remove($reptok($str([\s+] .+? $chr(32),3), [\s+], $chr(41) $+ ([\s+]) $+ $chr(40) $+ ?=, $rand(1,%n), 32),$chr(32)) $+ )/
<argv[0]> ?
<argv[0]> i dont know lookahead/behind syntax
<argv[0]> oh that wouldnt work anyway
<argv[0]> good try though, this time im gone for real
<sat> no $rand ?
<sat> oh there it is, nm
<argv[0]> yea but lookbehind doesnt support variable lenghts
<sat> yeah that ****s
<argv[0]> i guess you could just do \1 \2 \3
<argv[0]> //var %n = 3 | echo -a /( $+ $remove($reptok($str([\s+] .+? $chr(32),3), [\s+], $chr(41) $+ ([\s+]) $+ $chr(40), $rand(1,%n), 32),$chr(32)) $+ )/
<argv[0]> //var %n = 2, %re = /( $+ $remove($reptok($str([\s+] .+? $chr(32),3), [\s+], $chr(41) $+ ([\s+]) $+ $chr(40), $rand(1,%n), 32),$chr(32)) $+ )/ | echo -a %re => $regsubex([ ]] hello [[ ]] world, %re, \1 [X] \3)
<argv[0]> almost works
<sat> werent you going or something
<sat> ;p
<argv[0]> i realized i dont have to leave just yet
<argv[0]> and this is too much fun to p*** up
<sat> heh
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