Ryan Matsikas wrote:
yes.
I couldn't find any documentation and although it works I get an error
as alert.
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var m_arr = re.exec(line);
var m = m_arr[0];
var c_string = m.substr(1,m.length-2);
fl.trace(found: +c_string);
the string is correctly traced but I
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var m_arr = re.exec(line);
var m = m_arr[0];
var c_string = m.substr(1,m.length-2);
fl.trace(found: +c_string);
I solved in this way:
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var m_arr = re.exec(line);
if(m_arr){
var m = String(m_arr);
var c_string =
the proper way todo it would be
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var result = re.exec(line);
while (result != null) {
fl.trace(found: +c_result);
var result = re.exec(line);
}
On 3/2/06, Christian Giordano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var m_arr =
opps trace result not c_result
On 3/2/06, Ryan Matsikas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the proper way todo it would be
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var result = re.exec(line);
while (result != null) {
fl.trace(found: +c_result);
var result = re.exec(line);
}
On 3/2/06, Christian
while (result != null) {
fl.trace(found: +c_result);
var result = re.exec(line);
}
it makes sense, thanks!
chr
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Does JSFL let you use Regular Expressions like you can in Javascript?
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yes.
On 1/29/06, keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does JSFL let you use Regular Expressions like you can in Javascript?
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