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Locutus
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by Locutus »
Is there a way to use wild cards in sting match?
for this example $nick = bleh
if {[string match $nick ble*]} { do something
}
In traditional mirc, we would use:
if (ble isin $nick)
Thanks...
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Petersen
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by Petersen »
you've got your string and pattern the wrong way round
try [string match *blah* $nick]
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Locutus
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by Locutus »
[string match bl* $nick]
didn't work....
point of note: if I do the full nick, it works..
[string match $nick bleh]
Thanks again..!
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Petersen
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by Petersen »
[04:45] <Petersen> .tcl set test blah
[04:45] <gaynewf> TCL: blah
[04:45] <Petersen> .tcl string match bl* $test
[04:45] <gaynewf> TCL: 1
[04:45] <Petersen> .tcl string match ab* $test
[04:45] <gaynewf> TCL: 0
wildcards work fine for me.
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Locutus
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by Locutus »
You are right!
Thank you for your help
Locu