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thank you

2004-08-23T21:30:27-04:00

very much appriceated

drool

Statistics: Posted by droolin — Mon Aug 23, 2004 9:30 pm

special characters in string

2004-08-23T20:59:02-04:00

if you just want the ip presuming $arg are:

Code:

chefboyrd *** Notice -- Client exiting at 3dspawn.AwesomeChat.Net: ]killa_bnuts[!~B@24.226.26.107 (Killed (DaBigun (Automated file list scripts/bots are prohibited.)))

use:

Code:

set ip [lindex [split [lindex [split $arg @] 1]] 0]

result in:

24.226.26.107

if you want to set host use:

Code:

set host "*!*@[lindex [split [lindex [split $arg @] 1]] 0]"

result:

*!*@24.226.26.107

as i didnt have nothing to do i test it ;] and works
hope it helps

Statistics: Posted by netux — Mon Aug 23, 2004 8:59 pm

special characters in string

2004-08-23T18:20:54-04:00

I have a string, where I want to strip out an ip. Example of string:

Code:

chefboyrd *** Notice -- Client exiting at 3dspawn.AwesomeChat.Net: ]killa_bnuts[!~B@24.226.26.107 (Killed (DaBigun (Automated file list scripts/bots are prohibited.)))

I have no problem stripping out the ip when there are no special charactters [ ] right before the ip, but when those are in there. It's gagging and spewing. Looking on the net, I found this snippet which was said to be the proper way to do this:

Code:

set arg [join [lrange [split $arg] 0 0]]

which I would think would be

Code:

set arg [join [lrange [split $arg] 8 8]]

in my case, then split the ip at the @ as im doing now. Is what I think correct???? Im having problems trying to test this in tclsh. Doesnt want to allow me to set the full string with what Im trying to work with.
Any help, as always is most appriceated.

droolin

Statistics: Posted by droolin — Mon Aug 23, 2004 6:20 pm