Gabriele Santilli wrote: >Hi Lethalman, > >On Sunday, October 17, 2004, 1:10:12 PM, you wrote: > > > >>>You only need "*" or something else too? >>> >>> >>> >L> ? is good too... :) > >Ok. > >L> PS: se vuoi parla anche italiano > >In inglese ci capiscono anche gli altri. ;-) > >One way is to use FIND/ANY that supports wildcards. However, like >most RE engines do, it can match too much: > > > >>>find/any/tail "<a href='http://bla'>Test</a><a href='http://blabla'>Test2</a>" "<a >>>href='*'>" >>> >>> >== "Test2</a>" > >Another way is to convert the strings to PARSE rules, and then use >them. > > > >>>wildcards: "*?" >>>text: complement charset wildcards >>>result: [] >>>wild-rule: [some [copy str any text (append result str) ["*" (append result 'thru) >>>| "?" (append result 'skip)]]] >>>parse/all "<a href='*'>" wild-rule >>>result >>> >>> >== ["<a href='" thru "'>"] > >Note that this won't work if your string has something like "*?" >or "**" in it (it will work for "?*"). You can enhance it to >support that if you think you need it. > >Now you can: > > > >>>parse/all "<a href='http://bla'>Test</a><a href='http://blabla'>Test2</a>" [result >>>mark:] >>> >>> >== false > > >>>mark >>> >>> >== "Test</a><a href='http://blabla'>Test2</a>" > >I think this should be enough to give you a start. :) > >Regards, > Gabriele. > > Yes i've already found the FIND/ANY solution, i thought there was another way more simple and clean. Thanks to everyone!
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