I confirm, I have more or less the same thing to do, and tried the itemDelim,
but it does'nt work in 2.3.2, it will take the first char.
Did'nt try on 2.4, since it becomes a real mess working with html, you
get these returns everywhere, but mostly the stack file size increases
with not limit, fon
Dave, you're correct, what we need is a single
character item delimiter. He goes, second time around.
David Cragg gave us this example:
This is example 1.
This is example 2.
If you want to get the text of the first , I
don't think you can use matchText alone
--- My new and (and hopefully imp
Michael Kann wrote:
>
> --- David Cragg gave us this example:
>
>
> This is example 1.
> This is example 2.
>
>
> If you want to get the text of the first , I
> don't think you can use matchText alone
This works:
This is example 1.
This is example 2.
local temp
repeat for each line i in [t
At 8:28 am -0700 15/5/01, Michael Kann wrote:
>--- David Cragg gave us this example:
>
>
>This is example 1.
>This is example 2.
>
>
>If you want to get the text of the first , I
>don't think you can use matchText alone
>
>--- My suggestion:
>
>put "" into km -- km is marker variable
>set itemDe
--- David Cragg gave us this example:
This is example 1.
This is example 2.
If you want to get the text of the first , I
don't think you can use matchText alone
--- My suggestion:
put "" into km -- km is marker variable
set itemDelimiter to km
replace "" with km in CraggVariable
put item 2
At 3:33 pm +0200 15/5/01, Klaus Major wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>can someone please give a liitle insight to a newcomer to matchtext?
>
>I got stuck a bit. Maybe there is something too obvious ;-)
>(Maybe it's really that difficult...;-)
It's worse. :)
>but when trying to extract the bg color, i got
Hi folks,
can someone please give a liitle insight to a newcomer to matchtext?
I got stuck a bit. Maybe there is something too obvious ;-)
(Maybe it's really that difficult...;-)
I have some html-text and i am beginning my lessons in matchtext
by extracting tiny pieces from that html.
The html