Re: i need better idea to know if a complete word *really it's* acomplete word

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Hello Stefan Tanurkov,
On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 01:07:35 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was Saturday, February 22, 2003, 1:07:35 PM (GMT+0700) my local time,

Stefan Tanurkov wrote:

> Good [morning|afternoon|day|evening|night]  tracer,


t>> would be better if the Bat or email used it...
t>> Many programs allas donot use unicode   all the way. One reason why
t>> for instance using Thai, Mirc gives a channel display with 
t>> instead of text...

> If it was so easy The Bat! could support Unicode right from the
> start... The reason programs don't support Unicode is because it is
> totally screwed under Windows - MS uses different Unicode
> implementations for 9x and NT. Programs should rely on 9x
> implementation which is a joke. :-(

Not blaming the Bat... However many programs use "mixed" unicode / normal
fonts and that can mess things up...
Obviously one can set the default for non-unicode to be Thai or
whatever but it means text gets messed up using other fonts /
languages..




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Re: i need better idea to know if a complete word *really it's* acomplete word

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Hello Kevin J. Menard, Jr.,
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003 17:33:33 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was Friday, February 21, 2003, 5:33:33 AM (GMT+0700) my local time,

Kevin J. Menard, Jr. wrote:

> Hey Task,

> What about using UNICODE instead of ASCII?

would be better if the Bat or email used it...
Many programs allas donot use unicode   all the way. One reason why
for instance using Thai, Mirc gives a channel display with 
instead of text...




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Re: i need better idea to know if a complete word *really it's* acomplete word

[Mark Wieder]

Task-

If you're using Delphi, how about the AnsiString::IsDelimiter()
method? That way you can specify the characters you want as white
space to delimit individual words.

-Mark Wieder

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Re: i need better idea to know if a complete word *really it's* acomplete word

[Kevin J. Menard, Jr.]

Hey Task,

Is there any reason you're not using toupper() or tolower() (or
some equivalent in whatever language you're dealing with)?  If
you're not concerned with case, but only with the word, this will
make things substantially easier for you.

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Re: i need better idea to know if a complete word *really it's* acomplete word

[NetVicious]

Hello Task,

Get this code, it's from my plugin ;-)

I have all the the checkings in one module.
I have translated the code, it could be one typo with some thing ;-)

Function IsSeparator(const txt: String; pos: Integer): Boolean;
const
  Separator  : Array [0..26] of Char = (' ', '.', ',', ':', '!', '¡', #39, #34, '&', 
'%', '$', '/', '\', '*', '#', '?', '¿', '(', ')', '{', '}', '[', ']', '<', '>', '_', 
'-');
var
  ret : Boolean;
  i   : Integer;
  
Begin
   ret:= False;

   If pos > Length(txt) Then
  ret:= True
   Else
   If pos <= 0 Then
  ret:= True
   Else
   Begin
   // Start of the vector
   i:= 0;

   // While I have separators and I don't found it
   While (i <= 26) And (ret = False) do
   Begin
  If Copy(txt, pos, 1) = Separator[i] Then
 ret:= True;

  inc(i);
   end;
   end;

   Result:= ret;
end;


// maymin -> case sensitive ?
// orig -> string to do the search (in original format)
// origUp -> string to do the search (in Uppercase)
// txt -> string to search
// num -> number to add if it's found

Function ContainsWord(const maymin: Boolean; const orig: String; const origUp: String;
  const txt: String; const num: Integer): Integer;
var
   p : Integer;
Begin
   Result:= 0;
   if maymin then
   Begin
  p:= Pos(txt, orig);
  If p > 0 then
 If IsSeparator(orig, p-1) and ( Copy(orig, p, length(txt)) = txt )
  and IsSeparator(orig, p + length(txt) ) then
Result:= num;
   end
   else
   Begin
  p:= Pos(UpperCase(txt), origUp);
  If p > 0 then
 If EsSeparator(orig, p-1) and ( Copy(orig, p, length(txt)) = UpperCase(txt) )
  and EsSeparator(orig, p + length(txt) ) then
 Result:= num;
   end;
end;

El jueves, 20 feb 2003 a las 23:29, escribiste:

>   well i have a question, i use a simple algorith to know if a word is
>   a  complete  word,  for example i search the complete word "lion" in
>   "animals: lion, cat, dog, mule"


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i need better idea to know if a complete word *really it's* acomplete word

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Estimados seguidores del tbdev arroba thebat.dutaint.com

  well i have a question, i use a simple algorith to know if a word is
  a  complete  word,  for example i search the complete word "lion" in
  "animals: lion, cat, dog, mule"

  zero  step:
  "animals: lion, cat, dog" changed to "ANIMALS: LION, CAT, DOG"
  "lion" changed to "LION
  
  first step:
 "ANIMALS: LION, CAT, DOG"
   
 ¿it the string here? YES

  second step
 "ANIMALS: LION, CAT, DOG"
  ^
 ¿is not a letter? YES
 
  third step
 "ANIMALS: LION, CAT, DOG"
   ^
 ¿is not a letter? YES

  Well  to  know  if a letter or number i use the next criterium: if a
  character  ascii  number  (is bigger than 65 and shorter than 90) or
  (is bigger than 48 and shorter than 57) returns true.

  Well if you use a non traditional ascii chars (for example Ñ in
  spanish or anothers in others languages) can pass it:

  "ANIMALES: ÑANDU, LEON, PERRO", search for complete word ANDU

  "ANIMALES: ÑANDU, LEON, PERRO"
   (founded)
 
  "ANIMALES: ÑANDU, LEON, PERRO"
 ^  (isn't a letter)
  
  "ANIMALES: ÑANDU, LEON, PERRO"
  ^ (isn't a letter)

  and WRONG RESULT!

  i need a better idea.
  
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