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Help about regexp syntax

2004-02-13T17:21:41-04:00

Thx a lot, it's working

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Fri Feb 13, 2004 5:21 pm

Help about regexp syntax

2004-02-09T03:34:34-04:00

here is a lil thingie to help you get started.

Code:

  set lookup [open "|/bin/grep -R #TINGIE YOU WANT TO SEARCH FOR# $arg"]  while {![eof $lookup]} {   catch {set result [gets $lookup]}   putserv "PRIVMSG $nick :$result"  }   catch {close $lookup}   return 1

hope it helps.

gr.
Chris

Statistics: Posted by cvanmeer — Mon Feb 09, 2004 3:34 am

Help about regexp syntax

2004-02-07T13:56:11-04:00

In a code i can use unix commands, such as lynx, wget etc. A lot of tcl scripts have one "clean" unxi command. So why is this a problem if I use the grep command.

Althought I have tcl 8.0 and glob has just one option
Is the glob command so quick as the grep is?

Sorry, if my post isn't about tcl

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Sat Feb 07, 2004 1:56 pm

Help about regexp syntax

2004-02-07T13:28:17-04:00

Since this is a tcl forum, I recommend taking a look at the "glob" command in the TCL manpages, instead of talking about unix commands.

Statistics: Posted by strikelight — Sat Feb 07, 2004 1:28 pm

Help about regexp syntax

2004-02-07T13:13:41-04:00

I want to use grep command of linux so I need this syntax. Grep command has the same syntax as regexp.

Is there any better way to search 4 folders with 100 files each one for a string than grep command?

Thx

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Sat Feb 07, 2004 1:13 pm

Help about regexp syntax

2004-02-05T22:58:07-04:00

you could use regexp, but 'string match' is more suited for this type of problem.

Code:

if {[string match "*abc*ghi*" $line]} { ... abc and ghi are in this line ... }

Statistics: Posted by strikelight — Thu Feb 05, 2004 10:58 pm

Help about regexp syntax

2004-02-05T19:38:50-04:00

Hello,

Because I can't understand regexp could someone help me?

I want to use regexp in order to check if two words are in a sentence.
What I mean...

I have the lines:
abc def ghi jkl
abc dek jjs kks
abd jjs hsh ghi

and I want to search for abc AND ghi. I want to use regexp and this to return only 1st line.

What Should I do?

In mirc scripting this command is string1*string2, where * can contain 0 or more chrs. I want the same "method" for the regexp...

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Thu Feb 05, 2004 7:38 pm