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PostPosted: April 15th, 2010, 6:46 am 
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I'm sure it's some obvious facet of InputBox that I'm overlooking ... ; enter `r`n`r`n
Yeah, have you tried sending that to the InputBox? :wink:
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^w:: Send, `r`n`r`n

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sinkfaze was kind enough to help me elsewhere (I hadn't discovered this topic yet). Now I'm trying to understand more, and one of the scripts he gave me was...
var := RegExReplace(var,"`nm)^\s+") ; removes leading spaces from any line.

what does the ) after the m do? evidently it doesn't have to be paired with a ( so it must have some specific function. I've thumbed through various cheatsheets and don't see it mentioned. THANKS

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EdScriptNewbie wrote:
sinkfaze was kind enough to help me elsewhere (I hadn't discovered this topic yet). Now I'm trying to understand more, and one of the scripts he gave me was...
var := RegExReplace(var,"`nm)^\s+") ; removes leading spaces from any line.

what does the ) after the m do? evidently it doesn't have to be paired with a ( so it must have some specific function. I've thumbed through various cheatsheets and don't see it mentioned. THANKS


Check out the Options section of RegExMatch (they're the same for RegExReplace). You'll find the explanations for the `n and the m options there.


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RegExMatch - Options wrote:
At the very beginning of a regular expression, specify zero or more of the following options followed by a close-parenthesis. For example, the pattern "im)abc" would search for abc with the case-insensitive and multiline options (the parenthesis may be omitted when there are no options).

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ah! (& duh) Thanks guys.

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FileRead, string, temp.txt
RegExMatch(string, "{""season"": " . 4 . ", ""name"": ""\K.*(?="", ""number"": " . 3 . "})", output)
msgbox %output%


And here is temp.txt
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{"season": 4, "name": "Fast Friends", "number": 2}, {"season": 4, "name": "Made Man", "number": 3}

I am trying to get the output to be "Made Man" (without quotes) but it only seems to workwhen the string is just the part in the regex (just "{"season": 4, "name": "Made Man", "number": 3}").

edit:
This does not work either
Code:
FileRead, string, temp.txt
RegExMatch(string, "(?<={""season"": 4, ""name"": "")\K.*(?="", ""number"": " . 3 . "})", output)
msgbox %output%


edit2:
figured it out. this tool is amazing http://www.gethifi.com/tools/regex#
Code:
RegExMatch(string, "(?<={""season"": 4, ""name"": "")[^""]*(?="", ""number"": " . 3 . "})", output)


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PostPosted: July 10th, 2010, 10:38 pm 
System Monitor wrote:
edit2:
figured it out.

...ugh, look what you made me write/test...

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#SingleInstance force
#Persistent

string={"season": 4, "name": "Fast Friends", "number": 2}, {"season": 4, "name": "Made Man", "number": 3}

regex={"season": 4, "name": "(?<name>[^"]*)"

p:=1
Loop {
   ret1:=RegExMatch(string, regex, m, p)
   if (ret1=0) {
      break
   }
   el1:=errorlevel, le1:=A_LastError
   ret2:=RegExMatch(string, "P)" regex, p, p)
   el2:=errorlevel, le2:=A_LastError
   p:=pposname
   msgbox, 64, , p(%p%)`nret1(%ret1%) el1(%el1%) le1(%le1%)`nret2(%ret2%) el2(%el2%) le2(%le2%)`n`ns(%string%)`n`nm(%m%)`n`nmname(%mname%)`n`nm1(%m1%)`nm2(%m2%)
}

...anyway, mine loops thru & returns each name in an mname var. Also, by putting the regex in a var you avoid needing to escape/double up the double quotes! BTW, what is the \K for in your orig regex, seems to be invalid for AutoHotkey. & is there a reason you want to match Made Man & not match Fast Friends 1st?


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I'd like to remove any line that contains NMError. I've tried a bunch of regexes, but can't seem to get it to match correctly. In this case, the INSERT Win32_FloppyDrive line.

Thanks,
Pete

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StrOut=
(
DELETE FROM tblWin32_PhysicalMemory WHERE Node = "MAINXP";
INSERT INTO tblWin32_PhysicalMemory(Node,BankLabel,Capacity,DataWidth,DeviceLocator,Speed)VALUES ( 'MAINXP', 'Bank0/1', '2147483648', '64', 'A0', '800');
INSERT INTO tblWin32_PhysicalMemory(Node,BankLabel,Capacity,DataWidth,DeviceLocator,Speed)VALUES ( 'MAINXP', 'Bank2/3', '2147483648', '64', 'A1', '800');
DELETE FROM tblWin32_VideoController WHERE Node = "MAINXP";
INSERT INTO tblWin32_VideoController(Node,AdapterRAM,CurrentBitsPerPixel,CurrentHorizontalResolution,CurrentRefreshRate,CurrentVerticalResolution,Description,DriverDate,DriverVersion)VALUES ( 'MAINXP', '1073741824', '32', '1920', '60', '1200', 'NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT', '20100112040333.000000-000', '6.14.11.9621');
DELETE FROM tblWIN32_FloppyDrive WHERE Node = "MAINXP";
INSERT INTO tblWIN32_FloppyDrive(Node,Description,Name)VALUES ( 'MAINXPNMError - No Instance - WIN32_FloppyDrive');
DELETE FROM tblWin32_SoundDevice WHERE Node = "MAINXP";
INSERT INTO tblWin32_SoundDevice(Node,Manufacturer,Name)VALUES ( 'MAINXP', 'Realtek', 'Realtek High Definition Audio');
)

  StrOut := RegExReplace(StrOut, "NMError.*?;(?<=INSERT)", "")
  MsgBox, %StrOut%
  ExitApp


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PostPosted: July 28th, 2010, 11:52 pm 
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Do you necessarily need RegEx for this?

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StrOut=
(
DELETE FROM tblWin32_PhysicalMemory WHERE Node = "MAINXP";
INSERT INTO tblWin32_PhysicalMemory(Node,BankLabel,Capacity,DataWidth,DeviceLocator,Speed)VALUES ( 'MAINXP', 'Bank0/1', '2147483648', '64', 'A0', '800');
INSERT INTO tblWin32_PhysicalMemory(Node,BankLabel,Capacity,DataWidth,DeviceLocator,Speed)VALUES ( 'MAINXP', 'Bank2/3', '2147483648', '64', 'A1', '800');
DELETE FROM tblWin32_VideoController WHERE Node = "MAINXP";
INSERT INTO tblWin32_VideoController(Node,AdapterRAM,CurrentBitsPerPixel,CurrentHorizontalResolution,CurrentRefreshRate,CurrentVerticalResolution,Description,DriverDate,DriverVersion)VALUES ( 'MAINXP', '1073741824', '32', '1920', '60', '1200', 'NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT', '20100112040333.000000-000', '6.14.11.9621');
DELETE FROM tblWIN32_FloppyDrive WHERE Node = "MAINXP";
INSERT INTO tblWIN32_FloppyDrive(Node,Description,Name)VALUES ( 'MAINXPNMError - No Instance - WIN32_FloppyDrive');
DELETE FROM tblWin32_SoundDevice WHERE Node = "MAINXP";
INSERT INTO tblWin32_SoundDevice(Node,Manufacturer,Name)VALUES ( 'MAINXP', 'Realtek', 'Realtek High Definition Audio');
)

Loop, parse, StrOut, `n, `r
   if   InStr(A_LoopField,"NMError")
      continue
   else   res .=   ((A_Index=1) ? "" : "`n") A_LoopField
MsgBox %   res
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Thanks sinkfaze, that worked great. I appreciate it. :)


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PostPosted: August 19th, 2010, 1:01 pm 
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Hi Guys,

im not familiar with programming and regular expressions. For 3 days i am reading through the topics here in this forum.
But unfortunately i am not that skillful to solve my issue.
Maybe somebody can help?


That is the copied content of the clipboard. It is the starting point of my Request:
Quote:
n2100355.tfg.intern.org
m1001355.355.intern.org
m1101355.355.intern.org
n2020355.tfg.intern.org
n0058355.tfg.intern.org
c2001355.355.intern.org
c2002355.355.intern.org
w0249355.355.intern.org
r0100355i01.355.intern.org
r0000355i02.355.intern.org
r0000355i03.355.intern.org
w0500355.355.intern.org


I only need the alpha numeric numbers till the first period(first stop). Afterwards the period should be exchanged by a semicolon. All the numbers can vary from 0-9. There are up to 200 lines possible.
The Output should look like that way:
Quote:
n2100355;
m1001355;
m1101355;
n2020355;
n0058355;
c2001355;
c2002355;
w0249355;
r0100355i01;
r0000355i02;
r0000355i03;
w0500355;


I use this AHK Scriptcode:
Code:
^!v::
Input := Clipboard
StringReplace, Input, Input, ;; ...
Clipboard := Input
Send ^v
return


I thought Stringreplace should work but i have problems to get the position of the first period to cut off the second half of the whole string.
Maybe you can help me with my tiny request.


Kindest Regards
Kulturbanause


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You can use regex but you can always start by using simple commands like substr and instr. Simply parse the clipboard line by line. Lookup the SubStr and InStr commands in the doc you should be able to understand what the loop below does.

Code:
Clipboard=
(
n2100355.tfg.intern.org
m1001355.355.intern.org
m1101355.355.intern.org
n2020355.tfg.intern.org
n0058355.tfg.intern.org
c2001355.355.intern.org
c2002355.355.intern.org
w0249355.355.intern.org
r0100355i01.355.intern.org
r0000355i02.355.intern.org
r0000355i03.355.intern.org
w0500355.355.intern.org
)

Loop, Parse, Clipboard, `n, `r
    OutPut .= SubStr(A_LoopField, 1, InStr(A_LoopField, ".")-1) . ";`n"
MsgBox % Output   

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Hi!,

thx for the fast reply. The clipboard content is always dynamic. Is there a way to solve that in your code?


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Yes, clipboard is a variable known to AutoHotkey, so remove the clipboard= lines and assign the loop code to a hotkey, replace the msgbox with clipboard:=output. If you don't understand any of what I just said, start with the tutorials http://www.autohotkey.com/wiki/index.ph ... #Tutorials because it is very basic.

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I think this will work:

Code:
Clipboard=
(
n2100355.tfg.intern.org
m1001355.355.intern.org
m1101355.355.intern.org
n2020355.tfg.intern.org
n0058355.tfg.intern.org
c2001355.355.intern.org
c2002355.355.intern.org
w0249355.355.intern.org
r0100355i01.355.intern.org
r0000355i02.355.intern.org
r0000355i03.355.intern.org
w0500355.355.intern.org
)
MsgBox %   RegExReplace(Clipboard,"im`n)^[^\.]+\K.*",";")   
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