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<0> i'm doing part c now =)
<1> omg
<1> too much for me
<1> :]
<1> ill try it tomorrow
<0> lol
<0> still here __Gotisch
<1> ye
<2> grimmy ;p
<1> [GRiMMY] yes
<1> [GRiMMY]
<3> __Gotisch: #4772 (stdout) [GRiMMY] [GRiMMY] [GRiMMY]
<1> why did he highlight me and then leave?
<0> sorry
<0> i was gonna say i had part c to work
<0> but i didnt
<1> oh hehe
<4> is there anything wrong with my regxp? : <td cl***=\"col1\">([\w]+)</td>\s\w\s*<h4>([\w\s]+)</h4>\s*<h5>([\w\s]+)</h5>
<4> between <td cl***=\"col1\"> and </td>\s\w\s*<h4> there can be anything...
<4> wrong or bad?
<5> if there can be anything then you have to put .* :)
<5> unless you don't mean that anything as literally
<5> you might want to go for [^<]+
<4> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/qfSA1h69.html
<4> puts [regexp -all -inline -- {<td cl***=\"col1\">([\w]+)</td>.*<h4>([\w\s]+)</h4>\s*<h5>([\w\s]+)</h5>} $hdata]
<4> on first match id like to get 1, Corinne Bailey Rae, Corinne Bailey Rae on second match 2, Jack Johnson, In Between Dreams
<5> I don't think \w matches 1
<4> ill try \d
<5> ; regexp -inline {\w} 1
<3> Obeliks: #4790 (48418 clicks) Tcl: 1
<4> umm not
<5> ; regexp -inline {\w} $
<3> Obeliks: #4792 (195 clicks) Tcl:
<5> ok so it does match :D
<5> ah
<5> you're gonna need dotall
<4> ??
<5> hmm
<5> seems tcl does that by default
<4> puts [regexp -all -inline -- {<!-- Start Entry data -->.*<td cl***=\"col1\">([\w]+)</td>.*<h4>([\w\s]+)</h4>\s*<h5>([\w\s]+)</h5>} $hdata]
<4> that does not work correctly
<4> but : puts [regexp -all -inline -- {</td>.*<h4>([\w\s]+)</h4>\s*<h5>([\w\s]+)</h5>} $hdata] that does works
<5> it does?
<4> thing is i need <td cl***="col1">1</td> too :(
<5> maybe get rid of the \" escapes
<4> umm not working
<4> i get results but bad ones
<5> hmm
<5> you might want to change [\w]+ to \w+
<5> ; regexp {[\w]} a
<3> Obeliks: #4808 (19516 clicks) Tcl: 1
<5> hmm
<4> heh
<5> seems it doesn't matter though
<4> regxp is damn hard :P
<4> i am on same regxp since days heeh
<5> well for starters:
<5> \s\w\s
<5> \s\w\s*
<5> you know what that means?
<5> means <oneSpace><oneLetter><zeroOrMoreSpaces>
<5> I think you meant something quite different
<4> yes
<4> .* means "anything" right?
<5> . is any character unless -linestop is specified
<5> and * means 0 or more
<4> ok
<5> you could try expanded
<5> though I never worked with that
<5> so have you tried <td cl***=\"col1\">([\w]+)</td>.*<h4>([\w\s]+)</h4>\s*<h5>([\w\s]+)</h5> ?
<5> or only with the comment before it
<5> because you might have to escape the exclamation mark
<4> yup i did
<5> can't help you then
<5> debug it step by step
<5> and see where it fails
<4> np mate
<4> i think i know why
<4> nah dosent works :(
<6> regexp -all -inline -- {<!--\s+Start\s+Entry\s+data\s+-->.*<td\s+cl***=\"col1\">([\w]+)</td>.*<h4>([\w\s]+)</h4>\s*<h5>([\w\s]+)</h5>} $hdata
<6> is it \s+ for space? i cant remember,
<6> or use .*
<4> dosent work
<4> http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/albums.shtml
<4> all i want is to get each rank + artist + album name
<6> regsub -all -- {<.?>+} $html {}
<6> ;]
<6> then just split each line
<6> alot easier
<4> lol
<6> ;regsub -all -- {<.?>+} "<tr><td cl***="col1">1</td><td cl***="col2">NEW<br /><img src="/radio1/chart/media/chart_star.gif" width="17" height="17" alt="New Entry" border="0" /></td><td cl***="col3">(-)</td><td cl***="col4"><h4>Corinne Bailey Rae</h4><h5>Corinne Bailey Rae</h5><p>(EMI)</td></tr>" {} html
<6> set html
<3> badaas: #4851 (225 clicks) Tcl error: extra characters after close-quote
<6> oh piss off
<6> ;regsub -all -- {<.?>+} {<tr><td cl***="col1">1</td><td cl***="col2">NEW<br /><img src="/radio1/chart/media/chart_star.gif" width="17" height="17" alt="New Entry" border="0" /></td><td cl***="col3">(-)</td><td cl***="col4"><h4>Corinne Bailey Rae</h4><h5>Corinne Bailey Rae</h5><p>(EMI)</td></tr>} {} html
<3> badaas: #4854 (582 clicks) Tcl: 1
<6> ;set html
<3> badaas: #4855 (136 clicks) Tcl: <tr><td cl***="col1">1</td><td cl***="col2">NEW<br /><img src="/radio1/chart/media/chart_star.gif" width="17" height="17" alt="New Entry" border="0" /></td><td cl***="col3">(-)</td><td cl***="col4"><h4>Corinne Bailey Rae</h4><h5>Corinne Bailey Rae</h5>(EMI)</td></tr>
<6> well, etc. lol
<6> too l8
<4> set results "[regexp -all -inline -- {<td cl***=\"col1\">([\w\s]+)</td>.{10,250}<h4>([\w\s]+)</h4>\s*<h5>([\w\s]+)</h5>} $hdata]"
<4> why wont this work? only stdout?
<7> set file "**** u"
<3> N86ers: #4911 (146 clicks) Tcl: **** u
<7> ;regexp {u} {me} $file
<3> N86ers: #4912 (382 clicks) Tcl: 0
<7> ;regexp {u} $file {me}
<3> N86ers: #4913 (231 clicks) Tcl: 1
<7> ;regexp $file {u} {me}
<3> N86ers: #4914 (459 clicks) Tcl: 0
<7> ;regexp
<3> N86ers: #4915 (273 clicks) Tcl error: wrong # args: should be "regexp ?switches? exp string ?matchVar? ?subMatchVar subMatchVar ...?"
<4> ([\w\s]+)
<4> if i have for exemple a "*"
<4> it wont match right?
<8> correct
<4> is it possible to do something like:
<4> set regexp_albums "<td cl***=\"col1\">(\[\w\s\]+)</td>.{20,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>"
<3> Klipsch: #4933 (169 clicks) Tcl: <td cl***="col1">([ws]+)</td>.{20,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>
<4> set results [regexp -all -inline -- {$regexp_albums} $html]
<9> set regexp_albums {<td cl***=\"col1\">(\[\w\s\]+)</td>.{20,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>}
<3> th3dge: #4935 (156 clicks) Tcl: <td cl***=\"col1\">(\[\w\s\]+)</td>.{20,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>
<9> set results [regexp -all -inline -- $regexp_albums $html]
<9> that should work
<9> unescape
<9> set regexp_albums {<td cl***="col1">(\[\w\s\]+)</td>.{20,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>}
<3> th3dge: #4939 (188 clicks) Tcl: <td cl***="col1">(\[\w\s\]+)</td>.{20,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>
<4> kk
<4> umm
<4> the set part is causing problems
<4> \[
<9> set regexp_albums {<td cl***="col1">([\w\s]+)</td>.{20,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>}
<3> th3dge: #4944 (154 clicks) Tcl: <td cl***="col1">([\w\s]+)</td>.{20,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>
<4> yep
<4> thanks a lot mate
<9> no worries
<4> the biggest regexp takes 5.5 sec to process
<4> heh
<4> slow
<9> geez, how big is that?
<4> set regexp_singles {<td cl***=\"col1\">([\w\s]+)</td>\s*<td cl***=\"col2\">.{5,250}</td>.{5,100}<td cl***=\"col4\">.{1,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>}
<3> Klipsch: #4952 (167 clicks) Tcl: <td cl***=\"col1\">([\w\s]+)</td>\s*<td cl***=\"col2\">.{5,250}</td>.{5,100}<td cl***=\"col4\">.{1,250}<h4>(.{1,100})</h4>\s*<h5>(.{1,100})</h5>
<9> oh, you probably have alot of albums
<9> :)
<4> 40
<9> ah
<9> thats kinda slow yeah
<4> singles takes 5.5 sec to do
<9> try to make it smaller
<4> not sure i can
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