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Visioneer
Joined: 19 Nov 2007
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 Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 3:46 pm Post subject: |
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I need a regex for use with SetTitleMatchMode regex that can handle
IE Titles. Think of as TRUE titles. It should ignore the trailing
space-space Microsoft Internet Explorer (or slight deviations that a
user/publisher could have installed). It should also ignore a very possible,
leading URLspace-space that appears on fullscreen/popup IE windows in
XPsp2+ It's supposed to be a security thing, but since you can't see it,
(as it is fullscreen, I don't know why MSDN did it.) But you can see the
trend is to always add leading URLs to browser titles. Of course, since
this won't happen on some windows, it must match the desired Title
without the leading URL. I imagine the trailing part would be constant
though.
It would in effect be a SetTitleMatchMode 3 for IE Titles. Yippee !
I would also appreciate the companion regex example for trimming
WinGetTitle vars in the same fashion..
Also IMHO, I would really like to see a TRUE SetTitleMatchMode, T or
SetTitleMatchMode UNIVERSAL that could be made the default (at top of
scripts), You could put in the regex that you want applied to all your
WinTitle and optionally WinGetTitle stuff. This way you could use for
example: SetTitleMatchMode, 1/3 but also have the UNIVERSAL backing
you up.
This way, when people realize their fullscreen/popup (and god knows what
else in the future) windows access have stopped working, they could
quickly adjust the entire program and avoid countless hours of mindless
code reprogramming.
Last edited by Visioneer on Mon Jul 28, 2008 11:15 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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joebodo
Joined: 28 Apr 2008
Posts: 45
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 6:26 am Post subject: |
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I have some data that looks like the following:
| Code: | <Redstone/website/:: >
<Redstone/website/type/:: >website</Redstone/website/type/>
<Redstone/website/name/:: >test.com</Redstone/website/name/>
</Redstone/website/>
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Running the following:
| Code: | | entry := RegExReplace(entry, "S)(?<=<)(\/)?(?:(\w+)\/)+(?(1)|:: )", "$1$2") |
produces:
| Code: | <website>
<type>website</type>
<name>test.com</name>
</website> |
I would like to, instead, generate the following from the input data:
| Code: | <website/:: >
<website/type/:: >website</website/type/>
<website/name/:: >test.com</website/name/>
</website/> |
Any help with the RegExReplace would be appreciated.
Last edited by joebodo on Sun Jul 27, 2008 1:08 am; edited 2 times in total |
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UIO1
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:55 am Post subject: |
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Hi, I am navigating through tons of sgml code, and really would like to pare it down this way....
parse rule: any line that contains this, is a line that is entirely removed
bean="150"
so a read in of sgml.txt might be
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<xyz bean="160" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6834"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="4811"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="0833"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="1131"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="3145"/>
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would write out to sgml_parsed.txt like,
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<xyz bean="160" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="1131"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="3145"/>
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can someone please help me with this problem?  |
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guest_of_the_day
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 12:40 pm Post subject: |
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| UIO1 wrote: | parse rule: any line that contains this, is a line that is entirely removed
bean="150"
so a read in of sgml.txt might be
| Code: | <xyz bean="160" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6834"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="4811"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="0833"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="1131"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="3145"/> |
would write out to sgml_parsed.txt like,
| Code: |
<xyz bean="160" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="1131"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="3145"/>
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can someone please help me with this problem? |
While not using RegEx, this does the job (and is probably faster??)
| Code: | sgml =
(
<xyz bean="160" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6834"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="4811"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="0833"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="1131"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="3145"/>
)
output =
loop, parse, sgml, `n
{
If A_LoopField not contains bean="150"
output .= A_LoopField . "`n"
}
MsgBox, %output%
ExitApp |
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guest_of_the_day
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 1:01 pm Post subject: |
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| guest_of_the_day wrote: | | While not using RegEx, this does the job (and is probably faster??) |
But if you want to do your own benchmarks, Try this:
| Code: | #SingleInstance, force
sgml =
(
<xyz bean="160" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6834"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="4811"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="0833"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6722"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="1131"/>
<xyz bean="150" data="6885"/>
<xyz bean="160" data="3145"/>
)
output =
loop, parse, sgml, `n
{
If !RegExMatch(A_LoopField, "bean=""150""")
output .= A_LoopField . "`n"
}
MsgBox, %output%
ExitApp |
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UIO1
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 1:03 pm Post subject: |
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YES! Thank you!! Wow that is really great and very fast processing!
I did have one more question, but this is the only other one I need I think, ... I have been working this problem the other day, ..but there has been a stumbling block to getting it working perfectly:
parse rule: remove just an explicit inner tag, such as bean8, leaving the rest of the string intact
BEFORE
| Code: |
<xyz bean1="161" data1="6722"/>
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz bean8="195" data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/>
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AFTER
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<xyz bean1="161" data1="6722"/>
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz bean8="195" data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/>
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this is what I have so far, but it seems to chomp the contents of the entire string, not just removing bean8 only 
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FileRead, Data, sgml.txt
Data := RegExReplace(Data,"bean8="".+""")
MsgBox, % Data
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UIO1
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 1:05 pm Post subject: |
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oops! ... that after example, was wrong: I mean it should look like:
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<xyz bean1="161" data1="6722"/>
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/>
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i am sorry! |
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guest_of_the_day
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 4:25 pm Post subject: |
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| UIO1 wrote: | YES! Thank you!! Wow that is really great and very fast processing!
I did have one more question
parse rule: remove just an explicit inner tag, such as bean8, leaving the rest of the string intact
BEFORE
| Code: |
<xyz bean1="161" data1="6722"/>
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz bean8="195" data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/>
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AFTER
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<xyz bean1="161" data1="6722"/>
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/
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Well I don't know where this is going, but to answer your last post, try this: | Code: | #SingleInstance, force
sgml =
(
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz bean8="195" data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/>
)
innerTag := "bean8"
output := RegExReplace(sgml, innerTag . "=""\d+""\s")
MsgBox, %output%
ExitApp |
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UIO1
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| Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 2:08 am Post subject: |
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Can you plz clarify this line
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output := RegExReplace(sgml, innerTag . "=""d+""<here>")
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UIO1
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| Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 5:08 am Post subject: |
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THANK YOU!
 ...but i am still kinda having problems removing tags after the first occurrence with this,
please see what i mean,
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#SingleInstance, force
sgml =
(
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz bean8="195" data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/>
)
innerTag := "data8"
output := RegExReplace(sgml, innerTag . "=""\d+""\s")
MsgBox, %output%
ExitApp
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guest_of_the_day
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| Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 5:23 am Post subject: |
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| UIO1 wrote: | Can you plz clarify this line
| Code: |
output := RegExReplace(sgml, innerTag . "=""d+""<here>")
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| Code: | =""d+""\s is:
= equal sign followed by a
"" double quote followed by
\d+ one or more digits followed by a
"" double quote followed by
\s a single white space character |
See RegEx documentation for \s and \d |
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UIO1
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| Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 11:52 pm Post subject: |
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Oops, I think we crossed tunnels 
What I mean is, what do I replace to fix the code so it can remove instances other than the first one?
Thank you for fixing your code |
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UIO1
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| Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 12:00 am Post subject: |
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Just to clarify, this is a sample of code unadulterated
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<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834 cool2="201""/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811 cool1="201""/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833 cool4="201""/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722 cool4="201""/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885 cool5="201""/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131 cool5="201""/>
<xyz bean8="195" data8="6885 cool6="201""/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145" cool7="201"/>
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You see, if I specify data9, or cool4, ... it will not remove those... so the script is useless to me because 90% of the changes I might make will not just be the first instance. I am sorry, I did review your link, but it didn't help me to understand what I needed to do
I do realise this is a hard one, but I feel like my earlier request was being mis-constructed. The Please Clarify question, was already addressed by you? |
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Krogdor
Joined: 18 Apr 2008
Posts: 1090
Location: The Interwebs
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| Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 1:36 am Post subject: |
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| Code: | | output := RegExReplace(sgml, innerTag . "=""\d+""\s|(/)","$1") |
That should do the trick, I believe. Remove the part in red if you don't want to keep the trailing forward slash. |
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UIO1
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| Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 2:38 am Post subject: |
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Check this
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#SingleInstance, force
sgml =
(
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz bean8="195" data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/>
)
innerTag := "data8"
output := RegExReplace(sgml, innerTag . "=""\d+""\s|(/)","$1")
MsgBox, %output%
ExitApp
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but it does work good only on first column with this, ...
| Code: |
#SingleInstance, force
sgml =
(
<xyz bean2="153" data2="6834"/>
<xyz bean3="156" data3="4811"/>
<xyz bean4="154" data4="0833"/>
<xyz bean5="157" data5="6722"/>
<xyz bean6="169" data6="6885"/>
<xyz bean7="180" data7="1131"/>
<xyz bean8="195" data8="6885"/>
<xyz bean9="201" data9="3145"/>
)
innerTag := "bean8"
output := RegExReplace(sgml, innerTag . "=""\d+""\s|(/)","$1")
MsgBox, %output%
ExitApp
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