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<0> ;expr int(rand()*{1 2}
<1> anc-: #1869 (10591 clicks) Tcl error: syntax error in expression "int(rand()*{1 2}": missing close parenthesis at end of function call
<0> ;expr int(rand()*2
<1> anc-: #1870 (285 clicks) Tcl error: syntax error in expression "int(rand()*2": missing close parenthesis at end of function call
<0> ;expr int(rand()*2)
<1> anc-: #1871 (233 clicks) Tcl: 0
<0> ;expr int(rand()*{1 2})
<1> anc-: #1872 (24590 clicks) Tcl error: can't use non-numeric string as operand of "*"
<0> how do i not make 0 count as a result
<2> ;[split "AAAA | BBBB" "|"]
<2> ;split "AAAA | BBBB" "|"
<1> [9]: #1875 (11595 clicks) Tcl: {AAAA } { BBBB}
<2> ;split "AAAA|BBBB" "|"
<1> [9]: #1876 (152 clicks) Tcl: AAAA BBBB
<3> ;expr int(rand()*2)
<1> Gotisch: #1877 (226 clicks) Tcl: 1
<3> you try more then just once...
<0> ?
<4> be careful what you wish for
<0> Gotisch my question again: how do i not make 0 count as a result
<4> if {$result==0} { do again? }
<4> :P
<3> ;expr { 1+ int(rand()*2)}
<1> Gotisch: #1884 (203 clicks) Tcl: 2
<4> ahh
<4> or that
<4> :D
<3> ;expr { 1+ int(rand()*1)}
<0> yea
<1> Gotisch: #1888 (203 clicks) Tcl: 1
<3> actually
<3> since you want either 1 or 2 i gues
<0> yea
<3> ;randnum
<1> Gotisch: #1893 (2185 clicks) Tcl error: invalid command name "randnum"
<3> ;rand
<1> Gotisch: #1894 (358 clicks) Tcl error: wrong # args: should be "rand maxint"
<3> ;rand 1
<1> Gotisch: #1895 (150 clicks) Tcl: 0
<3> ;info body rand
<1> Gotisch: #1896 (7765 clicks) Tcl: expr { int(rand()*$maxint) }
<3> ;proc rand {min {max 0}} { if {$max < $min} { set max $min; set min 0 }; return [expr {$min + int(rand()*$max)}] }
<1> Gotisch: #1897 (2624 clicks) Tcl error: Attempt to redefine command DENIED! =P
<3> jesus
<3> ;proc rrand {min {max 0}} { if {$max < $min} { set max $min; set min 0 }; return [expr {$min + int(rand()*$max)}] }
<1> Gotisch: #1899 (13709 clicks) Tcl:
<3> ;rrand 4
<1> Gotisch: #1900 (739 clicks) Tcl: 3
<3> ;rrand 5 9
<1> Gotisch: #1901 (450 clicks) Tcl: 7
<0> :)
<5> //server -m irc.chatw.net #chatw
<6> morning
<6> Can anyone tell me why: expr 1448636649 * 31 = 1,958,063,159... instead of 44,907,736,119?
<7> ;expr 1423432434234 * 232
<1> [GRiMMY]: #1908 (272 clicks) Tcl: 330236324742288
<7> ;expr 1423432434234 * 567
<1> [GRiMMY]: #1909 (224 clicks) Tcl: 807086190210678
<7> no idea
<7> ;expr 1448636649 * 31
<1> [GRiMMY]: #1911 (247 clicks) Tcl: 1958063159
<8> ; expr 1448636649 * 31.0
<1> iwi: #1912 (237 clicks) Tcl: 44907736119.0
<7> hmmm
<7> lol
<6> was thinking it had something to do with the result being greater than max-int
<7> yeah just make it a floating point
<6> but 1958063159 is the correct answer I'm looking for, but I need to reproduce that in another language
<7> hmm oh
<6> so I'm trying to find what exactly is happending to 44,907,736,119 to make it 1,958,063,159 instead
<7> i dont understand how it gets to that value =|
<6> max-int = 2,147,483,647
<7> ;expr [expr 1448636649 * 31.0] / [expr 1448636649 * 31]
<1> [GRiMMY]: #1922 (492 clicks) Tcl: 22.9347740458
<7> hmmm
<9> get/write a tcl lib or script for arbitrary math
<7> yeah what he said
<9> search on wiki.tcl.tk, they got a few links for that
<8> ;expr 1448636649 * int(31)
<1> iwi: #1927 (319 clicks) Tcl: 1958063159
<8> ;expr 1448636649 * wide(31)
<1> iwi: #1928 (242 clicks) Tcl: 44907736119
<6> hehe, I just downloaded tcl last night, I'm trying to port a piece of code to Vb6.0 but I was able to learn enough of tcl last night to come up with why the equation was breaking in vb, it's that part
<6> in vb 1448636649 * 31 = 44,907,736,119
<6> but in vb I need it to = 1958063159
<8> ;expr int(44907736119)
<1> iwi: #1932 (226 clicks) Tcl: 1958063159
<8> convert to int
<7> lol
<8> ;)
<7> =)
<7> if i ran the bots i'd add ya to auto-voice
<7> but BL4DE or yoe will do that
<7> wont you BL4DE or yoe!
<4> shake it, dont break it!
<10> Gummibear
<10> wops
<4> you call [GRiMMY], Gummibear? such a sweet nickname :)
<10> /msg Gummibear p***wd urp***
<10> yeah :)
<10> watch too much disney :(
<4> :P
<10> might be p*** and not p***wd actully
<6> thanks guys
<11> hi all
<12> =)
<11> where can I find a small tcl script to parse log in irc and save them in .txt?
<12> www.egghelp.org if one exists.
<11> already found one on a french site but can't find it anymore :(
<12> You could try learning Tcl and write one yourself.. =)
<12> Tcl is like chess, you can learn the basics fairly easily..
<11> true :)
<11> make me insane
<11> I've found one 1 year ago and now can't find it :(
<13> whats a good weather tcl? the one that uses .wz
<13> then zipcode
<10> maybe try in a chan which is acutlly about that :)
<7> haha
<14> "good weather tcl" ... hmm
<14> i use active state, rain or shine...
<15> how about going outside for a change, then you'll know what weather it is LZ.
<16> no wonder he left
<16> :>
<14> the abuse
<17> can anyone help me with an regular expression problem for tcl?
<10> aint gonna be solved that way ;)
<17> well if anyone would like to try I will say what's the problem is
<17> well ok I will tell it anyway if anyone could help
<10> we cant read minds damit
<17> I know
<10> as topic says, dont ask to ask :)
<18> look @ topic
<17> I have a subword
<17> somehting like "sad"
<17> I would like to check in string for that word
<17> if it is surrounded by nonalphabet chars
<17> like -/$% and so on
<17> or if the entire string is "sad"
<17> I can't figure out the right mask for regexp
<0> use string match
<18> was thinking the same
<17> yep but string can't isolate surrounding chars
<0> ?
<17> I want to have true only if "sad" is surrounded with non-alphabet chars
<17> like -sad-
<17> or =sad=
<17> or ^sad^
<17> see?
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