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LexXx
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by LexXx » Sat Jul 31, 2004 7:11 pm
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regexp -nocase {.*\[hot: \.((\d)+)/((\d)+)/((\d)+).*} $topic a cipx(hotserver) b cipx(hotlwe) c cipx(hotact);
regexp -nocase {.*\[cold: \.((\d)+)/((\d)+)/((\d)+) \.((\d)+)/((\d)+)/((\d)+).*} $topic a cipx(cold1server) b cipx(cold1lwe) c cipx(cold1act) d cipx(cold2server) e cipx(cold2lwe) f cipx(cold2act);
This code works good when the topic is under a certain layout like this one:
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4[Hot: .30/813/899 ]10 [Cold: .59/1471/1496 ] 15.999/999/999 [
but not when there is only 1 pair of numbers under cold or 2 under hot...
my question ius how to make it more flexible, maybe that it detects how many ips there are etc. i dont know what's possible with regexp
ty for your help + mfg Lex
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by user » Sun Aug 01, 2004 8:52 pm
You didn't tell me enough about the format to be sure it'll work, but try this:
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set crap {4[Hot: .30/813/899 ]10 [Cold: .59/1471/1496 ] 15.999/999/999 [}
if {[regexp {\[Hot:(.*?)\].*?\[Cold:(.*?)\]} $crap hot hot cold]} {
set hots [regexp -all -inline {\.[0-9]+/[0-9]+/[0-9]+} $hot]
set colds [regexp -all -inline {\.[0-9]+/[0-9]+/[0-9]+} $cold]
}
Have you ever read "The Manual"?
LexXx
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by LexXx » Mon Aug 02, 2004 8:45 am
uhm have to read it again later cos i dont understand whats nex to that oO