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2007-06-15T06:40:35-04:00

You cant use variables within the regexp like that, although you can use a form like:

Code:

set regexvar "h1>$startstring(.*?).*?"regexp $regexvar $content fullcontent stringcontent

That should work, assuming $startstring is actually defined (I don't see it defined in your code.)

Note also you made a mistake in using $fullcontent, $stringcontent, instead of just 'fullcontent, stringcontent' in your regexp and you also forgot to put in the $content var.

Actually, now that I look again, your code doesn't make much sense.. The stuff between () in the regexp, is what's going to be captured into $stringcontent. I'm assuming your $startstring is some other content you do *not* want to capture..

If you simply want to capture the entire content between

then use:

regexp {

(.*?)

} $content fullcontent stringcontent

Statistics: Posted by rosc2112 — Fri Jun 15, 2007 6:40 am

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2007-06-14T23:26:30-04:00

Hello I'm searching for a script, that searches a string on a webpage and posts it on my irc channel.

Example:
www.test.com/test.html looks like this:

Animal Dog

# How to output the string? (It has to be $startstring)
When I use $text, it doesnt work!

My Starting:

Code:

package require httpbind pub - !searchstring searchprocproc searchproc {nick uhost hand chan text} {  set url "www.test.com/test.html"  set token [::http::geturl $url]  set content [::http::data $token]  ::http::cleanup $contentregexp {$startstring(.*?)
.*?} $fullcontent $stringcontentif {[info exists $startstring]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $chan : String not found"}else {putserv "PRIVMSG $chan : $stringcontent} }

So, my problem is how to tell the script to give out the string_search_text.
How can I do that?

Statistics: Posted by retan — Thu Jun 14, 2007 11:26 pm

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$startstring(.*?)