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<0> hi
<0> how can i make a 1 secont breake in a function?
<0> second
<1> sleep 1000`
<1> ?
<0> oh
<0> thx!
<2> fAJJ0REGuuUL.
<0> Tcl error [convert]: invalid command name "sleep"
<0> what can i do?
<3> ello
<3> is there anyway to trick the command the "exec" runs to always return true ?
<3> i keep getting Tcl error [search]: child process exited abnormally
<4> is the 'bind pub' kind of like 'on *:TEXT:' for mirc?
<4> u lazy farts
<5> lol
<6> #eggtcl
<5> too lazy to read topics
<4> ..
<4> has nothing to do with eggdrops
<4> and my question didnt even make sense lol
<6> there's probly some truth to that nickname
<4> u should see my bot
<6> u should see your shrink
<4> say what
<6> ...
<6> canucks!
<6> g'nite
<4> they ****
<7> is it possibe to print colored text to screen at the command line?
<8> dont think so
<8> well if command line supports
<8> I guess it would be possible
<7> how would i do so?
<8> no idea
<8> you should see the shells doc if there are any chars converted to colors, if there is support
<8> I never heard of it but technically should be possible lol
<8> I got some urls for you to look through
<8> http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/post30123.html#post30123
<8> http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.setup/msg/5257922c75718fb1?q=Bash+colors+xterm&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&rnum=1
<8> http://www.rage3d.com/board/showthread.php?p=1332584999
<8> anyone happen to know what I could use on apache 2.0 on windows for allowing tcl scripts to be parsed?
<9> RIVET TCL
<8> thats 1.3
<9> but it doesnt work with 2.0
<9> yea
<8> ;p
<9> in fact, I wanna know that too :)
<8> websh works on 2.0
<9> ah
<9> where can I download it ?
<8> http://tcl.apache.org/websh/
<9> is there a binary ?
<8> nope
<9> damn
<8> looking for it
<8> dont feel like compiling myself
<8> there is a visual studio makefile
<9> oh
<8> cant find a precompiled one
<9> damn
<9> coding with websh seems pretty ****ty
<8> seems ok
<8> why?
<9> dont like the codin dunno why
<8> the web commands?
<9> yea
<8> I probably wont be using them anyway
<9> like web::put
<8> gvim seems like a nice editor on windows
<8> but the syntax colors ****
<8> lol
<9> haha
<8> specially with php
<9> yeah
<9> damn i want rivet to work with apache 2.0
<9> that'll be so perfect
<8> yeah
<10> hello
<8> hi
<10> i've been testing regsub now and i have one question about it.. how can i reference to e.g (.+?)-match from the replace_pattern?
<10> like, use the found match in the replace pattern
<8> not sure on what you mean
<10> lets think i have a bunch of urls, everyone one of them end with "kahlua.htm"... so, i want to search for urls which have /(\d+?)/kahlua and replace those with /(\d+?)
<10> -one
<10> uh, *htm
<10> the point is, i want to replace the found match with part of the match, random positive amount of digits in this case
<10> you following me, th3dge?
<8> O_O
<9> I think your nick is telling what you are
<9> =]
<10> uh :)
<10> hmm.. what stage you dont get?
<8> what you are trying to replace
<8> you try to replace kahlua with a random string of numbers?
<8> oh I see
<8> ;puts "hi"
<11> th3dge: #960 (stdout) hi
<10> eeeh
<8> ;set string "http://babhaha/1234/kahlua.htm";
<11> th3dge: #962 (175 clicks) Tcl: http://babhaha/1234/kahlua.htm
<8> ;puts [regexp {/([0-9]+)/kahlua\.htm} $string]
<11> th3dge: #963 (stdout) 1
<8> ;regexp {/([0-9]+)/kahlua\.htm} $string number ; puts $number
<11> th3dge: #964 (stdout) /1234/kahlua.htm
<8> ;regexp {/([0-9]+)/kahlua\.htm} $string - number ; puts $number
<11> th3dge: #965 (stdout) 1234
<8> something in that direction
<10> so i should forget using the regsub?
<8> and you want to replace the kahlua with that number?
<10> oh no, i just want to get rid of it
<8> huh?
<10> and only when there are digits in front of it like /1234/kahlua
<8> so what are you TRYING to do then?
<8> lol
<8> what do you want to get
<8> out of that
<8> URL
<10> regsubbing /1234/kahlua would return /1234
<10> hmm..
<8> why not cut the last part off then?
<10> because there are last parts i dont want to cut :)
<8> so you just want to remove, what? kahlua
<8> the file can be for example kahlua23432.htm ?
<8> post me
<8> before URL, and after URL
<8> lol
<10> yea, but the kahlua was just an example
<8> well try to be more precise cuz I really dont get what your trying to do
<10> http://www.google.com/12312/lookathis.html -> http://www.google.com/12312
<8> so just remove .html ?
<8> I mean
<8> the filename
<8> :P
<10> i think i'll try that regexp you put here
<10> th3dge, there are .htm's too
<10> well, thinking example, there can be anything under /12312/
<8> ah
<8> I see now
<8> so you just want first folder?
<8> name
<8> uh?
<8> :P
<8> like this
<8> ;set string "http://www.google.com/12312/lookathis.html";
<11> th3dge: #1003 (147 clicks) Tcl: http://www.google.com/12312/lookathis.html
<8> ;lindex [split $string /] 3
<11> th3dge: #1004 (209 clicks) Tcl: 12312
<8> gotta run
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