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<0> not sure i can
<1> <h5>(.{1,100})</h5>
<1> like cant you grab all between the tags?
<1> <h5>(.*?)</h5>
<0> umm
<0> i am not a regexp pro :P
<1> me neither
<1> :)
<0> i cant use (.*?)
<0> it needs to have a limit
<1> ah
<0> http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/singles.shtml
<0> else it will take all document :P
<1> ;p
<0> anyway enough regexp for tonite
<1> :)



<0> thanks again
<1> np
<2> http://paste.tclhelp.net/?id=4qc <-- whats wrong with that code.. then it paste someting on the irc channel from the mysql database is it in {} .. like {Team NEK powered by Steelseries.com} :/ do i need to paste anything in the mysql database to get them removed or edit something in the tcl code?
<3> can I do a multiline command in TCL?
<3> with a \ at the end of the line maybe? :)
<4> i dont get what you mean
<3> like ::mysql::connect -user myuser \
<3> -p***word p*** \
<3> -host myhost.blubb.com
<3> like in shell scripts :)
<3> yeah, seems that works
<4> why do you want to do that?
<3> for better readability
<5> How can I make an if, when I get this error
<5> can't read "date": no such variable
<6> check first with "info exists varname" if $date exists and then "if {$date == "bla"} {"
<4> http://rainbow.sytes.net/test/temp/O012.txt
<4> . [GRiMMY] :)
<7> hmm, the part with the 2 grids is just weird :)
<7> (in the sample)
<2> http://paste.tclhelp.net/?id=4qc <-- whats wrong with that code.. then it paste someting on the irc channel from the mysql database is it in {} .. like {Team NEK powered by Steelseries.com} :/ do i need to paste anything in the mysql database to get them removed or edit something in the tcl code?
<4> are you questioning my ASCII skills?
<4> :]
<7> me ? :)
<7> oh
<7> i get it now
<7> damn im slow
<3> when I use namespace eval myns { variable foo; set foo(bar) "xy"; }
<3> shouldn't I then be able to access ::myns::foo(bar) ?
<3> from any namespace
<7> mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
<3> actually I tried array foo { bar "xy" }, but that shouldn't make any difference
<3> I think I even tried both
<7> hmm
<7> u variable it
<7> and make it an array
<7> b000000000000h
<3> lol
<3> why=
<3> it actually says so in the tcl documentation
<3> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/variable.htm
<3> right here
<3> "Create an array in a namespace:"
<3> array set actually... but that was obvious ;)
<7> variable ::someNS::someAry
<7> as u can see it is named something like that ;)
<3> hmm
<3> yeah
<3> so?
<3> what's your point? :)
<7> according to the manual it should work
<7> ; namespace eval myns { variable foo; set foo(bar) "xy"; }; puts ::myns::foo(bar)
<8> BL4DE: #5080 (stdout) ::myns::foo(bar)
<7> ; namespace eval myns { variable foo; set foo(bar) "xy"; }; puts $::myns::foo(bar)
<8> BL4DE: #5081 (stdout) xy
<3> bah :)
<7> ; namespace eval myns { variable foo; set foo(bar) "xy"; }; puts $::myns::foo(bar); upvar ::myns::foo smooke; puts $smooke(bar)
<8> BL4DE: #5083 (stdout) xy
<3> hmmm
<8> BL4DE: #5083 (755 clicks) Tcl error: bad level "::myns::foo"
<7> im just bored ;)



<3> when I use a source command inside a namespace eval block...
<3> it gets evalled in that context?
<3> that could be the catch :D
<7> yep
<7> well, if u trust, dont catch
<7> not pokemon
<7> often if u have to catch you're doing something u suspect of causing an error
<7> lreplace ?
<9> lreplace -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/lreplace.htm
<8> lreplace -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/lreplace.htm
<7> __Gotisch
<4> BL4DE
<7> u working on the link u pasted ?
<4> theoretically
<7> so u aint gonna write a solution ? :)
<4> sure i am
<4> just not now :P
<4> ill do it later
<7> oke
<7> have to compare my **** with someone
<10> __Gotisch, where are you?
<7> damn, that was easy __Gotisch
<4> it was?
<7> im done
<7> took.... 2 hours ?
<7> more or less intense ;)
<10> lol
<10> dood, you gotta do 3 of them questions in 3 hours lol
<10> 2 hours is > that the time you got
<7> aww :(
<3> file ?
<9> file -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/file.htm
<8> file -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/file.htm
<3> hmm
<3> no "file temp" ?:)
<3> too bad
<10> lol
<3> whaT? :D
<10> what you need it for?
<3> to create a temporary file :)
<10> instead of using a temp file... use an array?
<3> hm
<10> tempinfo(line1)
<10> tempinfo(line2)
<10> tempinfo(line3)
<10> or just 1 2 3 as indices
<3> mhm
<3> the lines are tcl commands
<10> much better way
<3> how do I escape them right?
<7> well, grimmy, lets see how fast you are ;)
<10> set tempinfo(1) {set variable "info"}
<8> [GRiMMY]: #5135 (184 clicks) Tcl: set variable "info"
<3> hah
<3> that was an easy one :P
<3> what if they contain braces and brackets?
<10> escape them...
<10> ;subst $tempinfo(1)
<3> set tempinfo(2) {proc binder_$command { nick uhost hand chan text } {\n}
<8> [GRiMMY]: #5140 (172 clicks) Tcl: set variable "info"
<10> hmmm
<10> susbt ?
<11> BL4DE: I've written a solution to that thing
<10> subst ?
<9> subst -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/subst.htm
<8> subst -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/subst.htm
<8> [GRiMMY]: #5144 (146 clicks) Tcl: ?
<11> with the 2 grids
<10> thommey, how long it take you?
<10> Obeliks...
<3> [GRiMMY]...
<11> 45 minutes
<10> set tempinfo(2) [subst -novariables -nocommands {proc binder_$command { nick uhost hand chan text } {\n}]
<10> set tempinfo(2) [subst -novariables -nocommands {proc binder_$command { nick uhost hand chan text } {}]


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