I allow myself a little quote.
Jul 18 18:45:18 [godane] the syntexing is going to drive me nuts with nimrod
Jul 18 18:45:36 [godane] stuff like this: var lit =
url.replacef(re"(http://)*(www.)*([^/]+)(.*$)",
"<span>$1$2</span>$3<span>$4</span>")
Jul 18 18:46:29 [godane] this is why i have zero support of nimrod
Jul 18 18:48:15 [Trixar_za] You could also use re("")
Jul 18 18:48:16 [Trixar_za] :P
Jul 18 18:49:03 [Trixar_za] Also can't you read regular expression? Oo
Jul 18 18:49:37 [godane] full code came from here:
http://hg.slitaz.org/nim-tools/rev/c5c91502cc60
Yes, this is my code. It seems that I need to translate my procedure
on a world-accessible language.
Original:
proc link(url: string) =
var lit = url.replacef(re"(http://)*(www.)*([^/]+)(.*$)",
"<span>$1$2</span>$3<span>$4</span>")
echo("<a href=\"" & url & "\">" & lit & "</a>")
Translation:
#!/bin/sh
link()
{
lit=$(echo $url | sed
"s/\(http:\/\/\)*\(www\.\)*\([^\/]*\)\(.*$\)/<span>\1\2<\/span>\3<span>\4<\/span>/")
echo "<a href=\"$url\">$lit</a>"
}
url="http://www.robobunny.com/projects/asciiquarium/html/";
link
My lovely accordion! [:]/\/\/\[:]
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