--- In power-pro@yahoogroups.com, "Sheri" <sheri...@...> wrote: > > --- In power-pro@yahoogroups.com, "entropyreduction" > <alancampbelllists+yahoo@> wrote: > > > > Also forgot to mention: > > > > -- "mark" should also work for pcreReplaceCallback (not tested), and > > regex_makr should be correct each time callback function is called. > > This does not seem to be working.
Ok, try regexPlugin210_100705.zip in http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/files/0_TEMP_/AlansPluginProvisional/ see script regexMark.powerpro in archive > I see no evidence that the regex_mark string has been set. I tried with both > global and local versions of it, for the local one I sent it to the callback > routine as a userarg using the cbx format for regex.pcrereplacecallback > script. Same pattern works and get a mark in regex.pcreMatch. It was broken, now maybe it's not. > Will post my most recent effort in your temp folder. Hopefully you can > demonstrate how to access the regex_mark in the callback routine. By making code work. I only tried a static, should work okay with global/local but not tried. > > -- I'm gonna have another bash at callouts. > We said the PCRE_UCP option would be ucp. Any good reason it became > usp instead of ucp? If just a typo, please fix it, as is its > counter-intuitive. DONE, not tested > Ditto for short form of mark, we said capital K, but it became > little k. DONE, not tested > The short form is working in space separated variation of options, > but not working currenting in an option cluster. DONE, not tested callout: seems to work now. It was indeed calling convention (ta, Bruce: every function but this one is WINAPI, this one seems to be STDCALL). Accepts cbx(@entry). Looks from code as anything in form !xxxx is interpreted as a something that can be executed with run.xxxx. Appends address of pcre_callout_block as argument, need dll plugin to decode (looks like you already got scripts in place in regexPluginTest.powerpro to do that, haven't tested, may have a go later, see if appears to be working. See regexCallout.powerpro Not yet done those tests for options valid only using, or only using dfa
