RE> What I?m not sure how to do (well, I?m unwilling to spend the time,
because WTH) is capture spaces within a variable name.
If anyone puts spaces in a variable name, well, they deserve what they
get.
I also realized that constructions such as ARRAY
TEXT($aMyTextArray;$ArraySize) contain
Hi,
I have this regex to find all kind of variable in QS_Toolbox. May it will
help you to increase the impact of your method ;-)
$PatternVariables:="(?mi-s)(\\b[[:alpha:]][\\w+]*\\b)[?=\\:|\\;|\\)|\\>|\\<|\\{|\\}|\\]|\\[|\\r|\\n]|(\\$[\\w+]*\\b)|(<>[[:alpha:]][\\w+]*\\b)"
Patrick
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> On Apr 27, 2018, at 12:17 PM, Bob Miller via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
> wrote:
>
> RE> I don?t have a macro for you, but I?m curious to know why asking the
> compiler to check the syntax isn?t enough?
Another reason is that for some usages of a local variable starting with one of
the
I was looking at that string and testing it a bit more (after it’s been
canonized, of course.)
Underscores aren't captured in the original, which a lot of us use - e.g.e,
$somestring_t
This captures those: \$[_a-zA-Z0-9]* All I did was add the underscore
between the [].
What I’m not sure
Wow! Useful, thanks.
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Thanks to everyone for all the responses!
I put the macro at the end of this posting.
Cannon Smith inquired:
RE> I don?t have a macro for you, but I?m curious to know why asking the
compiler to check the syntax isn?t enough?
1. It may not be a syntactical problem; I may have simply forgotten
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