Re: matchText

2000-02-19 Thread Nicolas R Cueto
Hello, Whenever my mc stacks (win) play .au sound files there's a soft background-hiss audible; however, the same files play noise-free on either Media Player or my own recording-ware (GoldWave). .wav files do play well on mc but, to follow the advice from the list and the mc reference, I'd rat

Re: matchText

2000-02-14 Thread Geoff Canyon
>But I'm wondering if this is the easiest way to do what you want. For >example, if the two word lists are both return delimited lists, would >this do what you need? > >repeat for each line tWord in tList1 > if tWord is not among the lines of tList2 then > -- store tWord somewhere > end

Re: matchText

2000-02-13 Thread Dave Cragg
At 1:57 PM +0900 13/2/2000, Nicolas R Cueto wrote: >Anyway, when using matchText(tSource, tRegex) if in tRegex there happens >to be one of the special characters, this execution error results: > >matchChunk: error in pattern expression >bad token: nested *?+ > >FYI, I

matchText

2000-02-12 Thread Nicolas R Cueto
Hello, I don't know if it's me or if it's a bug, so I'm posting this here first instead of... where am I supposed to post bug reports any way? Anyway, when using matchText(tSource, tRegex) if in tRegex there happens to be one of the special characters, this execution error