Hi
My problem is not how to render Chinese text, but how not to.
I received the report from a user of Chinese Windows, but can
reproduce it here on Win XP by setting Language for non-Unicode
programs to Chinese (under the Advanced tab on Regional and
Language Options Control Panel). This is
I need some help with matchChunk(). Here's the problem, I need to parse
html pages for a certain chunk and replace it with an other. Unfortunately
I cant use the good old replace x with y in z because the chunk sometimes
is on one line other times on many.
Here's an example:
pfont
Andu,
I ranted about this sometime ago but the phylosophy behind GREP in
MC is for one liners only I was told...
I had a similar problem when parsing control statements in a code translator
and later in my Script Editor for the indexing...
Best is to first find the start of the string and match
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From: andu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 6:15 AM
Subject: regexp
I need some help with matchChunk(). Here's the problem, I need to parse
html pages for a certain chunk and replace it with an other. Unfortunately
I cant
Sorry about that... hit the Send button too soon.
The key to remember in MC (after 2.4.2 where PCRE was added) is the modifier
(?s) which means to treat the entire chunk of text as my string, ignoring
newlines. So if you want to get the chunk from the beginning of the W in
Welcome to the end in
I ranted about this sometime ago but the phylosophy behind GREP in
MC is for one liners only I was told...
This was true for MC up to 2.4.1, but in 2.4.2 when Scott put in PCRE, all
that changed. You can now use the (?s) modifier to treat a multilined
string as a single chunk for processing.
--On Wednesday, January 08, 2003 09:11:05 -0600 Ken Ray
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Sorry about that... hit the Send button too soon.
The key to remember in MC (after 2.4.2 where PCRE was added) is the
modifier (?s) which means to treat the entire chunk of text as my
string, ignoring newlines.
On 1/8/03 10:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Richard, thanks for the perspective. What is darwin mc ??
Sadhu
It's the metacard engine for Darwin. You can slap it into your
CGI-EXECUTABLES folder and then write MetaTalk scripts to do cool CGI stuff.
--
:)
Richard
Speaking of which, has anyone written a good (and open) communication
stack to simulate a kind of IRC client? I would like to use a Flash
interface to speak to metacard on the server to tie in multiple
conversations between people.
I've tried installing other cgi and java based solutions but
Pierre Sahores wrote
For the ones using Oracle or PostgreSQL backend databases (unix hosted)
and wants to drive them from within mc apps, without to be sure about
the way to do it, just adapt the next script example to your needs
(replace psql with sqlplus to link an Oracle
Vikram Singh a écrit :
Pierre Sahores wrote
For the ones using Oracle or PostgreSQL backend databases (unix hosted)
and wants to drive them from within mc apps, without to be sure about
the way to do it, just adapt the next script example to your needs
(replace psql
| Yes ! I'm building such Metacard based client apps and, with a back-end
| database server available (PostgreSQL, for me), you can do same in using
| (in addition to the server-side code we spoken about some weeks ago in
| this thread) such kind of code to do this client speak with the back-end
|
|
| I'm working on such a stack right now for a client. It posts queries to a
| http server + mc cgi which in turn passes them to the database using
| shell(), then replies the results back to the client. I can't make it
| publicly available though, just a confirmation that it can be done
I've just moved into a new medical office and am trying to build a multiuser,
multi workstation database where doctors can input patient notes
simultaneouslyI know it can be done, but here's the problem...
I build a stack which I put on the share drive and two or three doctors
open it up
--On Wednesday, January 08, 2003 22:08:11 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just moved into a new medical office and am trying to build a
multiuser, multi workstation database where doctors can input patient
notes simultaneouslyI know it can be done, but here's the problem...
I
I know this is unearthing an old topic, but I have a problem with
creating a thumbnail of a group.
I have a group that's much bigger than the size of my window, and I
want to make a sort of preview of the entire group's contents similar
to the Navigator palette in Adobe applications. I got
Success... Inserted the full path of the exe, and stripped the quotes
wrapping the sql command, and got the result.
Thanks Pierre!
Rgds
Vikram
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From: Pierre Sahores [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Vikram Singh a écrit :
Pierre Sahores wrote
For the
Does the group's appearance change?
If not then I think your best bet would be to take a series of screen
snapshots, combine/merge/modify/Resize in Photoshop then import back
into your project. This will give you the best result.
Eric
Thinker Toys,Inc.
Oh yes, it changes a lot. It's for a golf game, actually. The group
I'm taking a snapshot of is the course itself, made up of graphic
objects.It changes every time a new hole is loaded.
Thanks for the suggestion anyhow :-)
On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 11:30 PM, thinkertoys wrote:
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| It's the metacard engine for Darwin. You can slap it into your
| CGI-EXECUTABLES folder and then write MetaTalk scripts to do cool CGI stuff.
|
Ok, I get it. Call me ignorant, but I had no idea what Darwin was.
Your response gave me enough of a clue to do a search on the net and
uncover
--On Wednesday, January 08, 2003 16:08:46 -0800 Sadhunathan Nadesan
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| It's the metacard engine for Darwin. You can slap it into your
| CGI-EXECUTABLES folder and then write MetaTalk scripts to do cool CGI
| stuff.
|
Ok, I get it. Call me ignorant, but I had no
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