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<0> sili_: yea why not?
<0> cfedde: edlin! copy con!
<1> simcop2387: exactly.
<2> lmfao
<2> "SHe was detained by the sector police for practicing witchcraft!"
<1> Microsoft WORD for god sake.
<1> Open Office.
<2> no
<2> no no no
<2> for god's sake, NOT microsoft word
<2> Crimson Editor works.
<2> UltraEdit32 v10 works, too.
<1> netscape Composer
<3> word pewfect
<1> Neo
<4> I use 'echo'.
<2> vi
<1> or is it neu... I forget.
<5> hello. I'm trying to build a regex that matches a tag <asdf>, then anything that's not </asdf>, then </asdf>
<3> nano with a defunct $TERM
<5> I'm having trouble on the "anything that's not </asdf>" part
<5> any ideas?
<3> Pandect: use regex and die. try a parser.
<5> Supaplex, thanks :)
<5> But regex would be awfully nice...
<3> oh, you even said regex. I didn't even see that. :)
<3> search.cpan.org for parser
<3> lemmie see what module I used last
<5> hmm, ok... but I'm still just looking for that "not this string" in a regex, it's got to be there!
<2> Pandect: There isn't.
<5> similar to [^<] but not just for a character <, for a string
<5> really? :-/
<3> Template::Extract
<2> Pandect: The complexity if your request is far beyond what you think it is
<6> can't you use ()'s?
<5> Stevie-O, haha, nice
<5> mjl69evdo, I could, but think about it
<5> say I have a tag <asdf>, and I want to remove everything inside it
<5> right now, I'm doing
<2> remove or extract?
<5> s/<asdf[^>]*>[^<]*</asdf>//gi;
<1> Pandect: I'd approach that kind of thing with HTML::TokeParse::Simple
<5> BUT, this situation doesn't work if there's a <div></div> inside <asdf>, say
<2> Pandect: A good solution would be: m#<asdf>(.*?)</asdf>#
<5> Stevie-O, but then, what if multiple <asdf> tags? I wasn't sure if it would be greedy by default, or not...
<1> sili_: I remeber now what it's called... Nvu
<2> Pandect: That's why the ?
<5> for example, I wouldn't want it to remove everything between the first <asdf> and last </asdf>, if it was, say, "Hello! <asdf>Delete Me</asdf> Keep me! <asdf>Delete me as well!</asdf>"
<6> or put the ()'s around tags
<5> "Keep me!" should still be there...
<2> Pandect: you're not paying attention
<5> Stevie-O, sorry, what'd I miss?
<2> m#<asdf>(.*?)</asdf>#
<2> note the ?
<5> ok... the ? takes care of greediness?
<7> cfedde: HMMMMM
<2> yes. if you RTFM (or bothered to ask about stuff you didn't recognize), you'd know that ;)
<6> s/(<asdf>).*?(</asdf>)/$1$2/
<5> Stevie-O, OK, sorry, i got it confused with the ? meaning optional :)
<2> ? means optional as the first char
<5> Stevie-O, ah, ok, my bad
<5> mjl69evdo, thanks :)
<2> ? after * means 'non-greedy match'
<6> wasn't easy to type that on my phone...
<5> Stevie-O, oops, meant to include you on that thanks too
<5> mjl69evdo, haha, i ssh off of my treo sometimes, it's a pain in the *** to get the | character
<7> did mysql grant syntax change in 5?
<6> yeah, the alt key
<2> shift backslash
<8> Pandect: . up/down iirc :P
<6> shift backslash on the soft keyboard, alt key on thumb keyboard
<9> sili_, i dont think so; did you flush privilges?
<2> wait!
<8> mjl69evdo: pfff, keyboards are for wussies
<2> don't hit esc! the Virus from The Net will show up!
<2> although Sandra Bullock might do so too
<3> ewps
<3> ouuu
<8> mjl69evdo: real geeks get 5 cps on grafiti
<7> uberspaced: ya, then i check the mysql.user table and all the privileges are N
<6> &
<9> hrm.
<7> grant all privileges on databizwiki to 'databizwiki'@'localhost' identified by 'junk';
<7> err, there's a .* there
<9> databizwiki.*
<7> databizwiki.*
<9> hmm
<2> what?
<9> sili_, and you're sure you flushed privileges?
<9> are you on the right server?
<7> absolutely
<7> yes
<10> you spelled privileges properly?
<7> hmm
<9> o_O
<7> wait, i couldn't connect before. maybe i was typing the p*** wrong
<9> what does mysql -u databizwiki@localhost -p give you?
<7> i wasn't able to connect before, must have been typographical erroring
<7> the mysql.user table still returns a bunch of "N" records though
<7> i don't know what that's about
<3> dark magic
<9> GumbyBRAIN, got to change your evil ways... baby... before I start lovin you
<11> hello...
<12> no, i place to start.
<11> is this the perl group
<4> No. We just named it #perl because we like jewelry.
<13> bruce1: this is a loose ***ortment of Perl coders
<2> and we spell badly
<11> just making sure...
<4> Horribly.
<11> i see...
<9> ew73, dont be so harsh! bruce1 , join #gumbybrain; he knows everything
<2> You mean horrbily
<2> :)
<3> horrorbilly?
<11> no prob..
<4> Who's Horror Billy?
<2> Horror Bruce's brother
<3> that's my question
<4> And is Mandy and Grim with them?
<11> has anyone used html::tidy
<3> ouu that would be fun
<2> No, but Erwin is
<2> (Irwin?)
<3> uhhh errr urrr irrr uhhh huh? what?
<4> bruce1: We will continue with the peanut gallery until you ask question.
<9> GumbyBRAIN, html::tidy
<12> Tidy to touch, rather.
<9> heh
<11> i see!!
<2> What's a peanut gallery?
<2> GumbyBRAIN: What's a peanut gallery?
<12> E.g. A tool to do with the peanut gallery until you say so, you're probably right.
<4> GumbyBRAIN: Ted Kennedy used HTML::Tidy once, shortly after a 14-year-old African American girl.
<12> That girl in a year.
<0> GumbyBRAIN: who is your lover?
<12> So is your lover?
<11> i'm trying to figure out how i canuse tidy to clean a string, and return the cleaned string..
<2> what's it take and return?
<2> (normally)
<11> i'd then like to create the DOm with he cleaned html string..
<9> GumbyBRAIN, modify your behavior!
<12> the cookie-jar doesn't get your interest.. I dunno what would. It's sorta like that and your behavior.
<4> http://search.cpan.org/~petdance/HTML-Tidy-1.06/lib/HTML/Tidy.pm
<14> ew73's url is at http://xrl.us/oybe
<11> in looking through cpan..
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