Hello Tbudl,
Since version 3.95 you are able to specify second parameter of the cookie macro
to specify the Charset of the file, e.g.
%COOKIE(C:\a\max.txt,Windows-1251)
this means that the file C:\a\max.txt contains characters in Windows-1251
encoding.
Alternatively, %COOKIE macro supports
Hello bats,
on Wed, 31. Mar 2004 at 06:02:16 +1000 Robin Anson wrote:
Change the Regex pattern as follows:
%SETPATTREGEXP='(.*?)(?:\n)?(.*)'%-
You might need (and I'm guessing 'cos I haven't tried it)
%SETPATTREGEXP='^(.*?)(?:\n)?(.*)$'%-
Both should work.
See Carsten's answer to my
On Tuesday, March 30, 2004, rich gregory wrote...
DH %SETPATTREGEXP='(.*?\n)(.*)'%-
DH %REGEXPBLINDMATCH(%COOKIE=c:\sigs.txt)%-
DH %WRAPPED(%SUBPATT(1))
DH%SUBPATT(2)%-
It works SOMETIMES! Occasionally I get no signature at all with this
code. I think the
Hello bats,
on Tue, 30. Mar 2004 at 01:30:45 -0500 rich gregory wrote:
DH %SETPATTREGEXP='(.*?\n)(.*)'%-
DH %REGEXPBLINDMATCH(%COOKIE=c:\sigs.txt)%-
DH %WRAPPED(%SUBPATT(1))
DH%SUBPATT(2)%-
It works SOMETIMES!
Occasionally I get no signature at all with this
On Wed 31 March 2004, 1:47:20 +1000, Daniel Hahler wrote:
Hello bats,
on Tue, 30. Mar 2004 at 01:30:45 -0500 rich gregory wrote:
DH %SETPATTREGEXP='(.*?\n)(.*)'%-
DH %REGEXPBLINDMATCH(%COOKIE=c:\sigs.txt)%-
DH %WRAPPED(%SUBPATT(1))
DH%SUBPATT(2)%-
It
On Sunday, March 28, 2004, rich gregory wrote...
The line does not wrap and the /n switch is not generating a new
line, but appears in the text.
It's \n, and without your template, I cannot tell you why it's not
going to wrap. %COOKIE doesn't wrap on it's own, you have to use
On Sunday, March 28, 2004, rich gregory wrote...
Can I get it to show this way:
~~~
I have always wanted to be somebody, but I see now I
should have been more specific.
- Lily Tomlin
Hello bats,
on Sun, 28. Mar 2004 at 12:16:17 -0600 Jonathan Angliss wrote:
Can I get it to show this way:
~~~
I have always wanted to be somebody, but I see now I
should have been more specific.
- Lily Tomlin
Hello bats,
on Sun, 28. Mar 2004 at 19:05:28 -0500 rich gregory wrote:
Can I get it to show this way:
~~~
I have always wanted to be somebody, but I see now
I should have been more specific.
- Lily Tomlin
Rich Gregory, [RG] wrote:
RG If a file, a text file I'd assume
RG (c:\progra~1\theba~1\cookies.txt?)
Just to add to this point. I've noted that the file doesn't have to
have a .txt extension. TB! will assume the file is a text file and
read it as such. At least this is so the last time I
On Tuesday, March 23, 2004, rich gregory wrote...
From the Help file:
COOKIE = filepath
[..]
Is filepath above supposed to define a directory or a file?
If a file, a text file I'd assume (c:\progra~1\theba~1\cookies.txt?)
it would contained lines of text to be used along the lines
On Wednesday, March 24, 2004, rich gregory wrote...
JA It can be a full path to a file (including the file), or just the
JA file for a relative file path. Mine for example is set to:
JA %COOKIE='c:\sigs.txt'%-
OK, so it is a file.
1) Always a file?
Yes
2) Is that file structured as
Hi rich,
on Wed, 24 Mar 2004 01:26:40 -0500GMT, you wrote:
(COOKIE = filepath)
rg 1) Always a file?
Yes.
rg 2) Is that file structured as THEBAT.TIP is so that each single line
rg in the text document is referenced as a single item?
That's right.
rg 3) Are the cookies always accessed
Hello,
In a 'new message' template in the AB I have included the following macros...
%SUBJECT=%COOKIE='C:\Program Files\The Bat!\subject.txt' Reference Number
%TRACKINGNUMBER
[%SUBJ]
...%COOKIE
Which correctly creates a new message with a subject header taken at
random from the file
Good afternoon David,
It was foretold that on 11-4-2002 @ 13:00:39 GMT+0100 (which was 14:00
where I live) David Stone wrote and spread these wise comments on
Using the cookie macro in an address book template.:
snipped a bit
DS Am I asking too much from The Bat! or doing something wrong
Hello,
Thursday, April 11, 2002, 1:19:20 PM, you wrote:
DS Am I asking too much from The Bat! or doing something wrong? It looks
DS as if only one cookie file can be opened per message?
L I'm out on limb here but have you tried to create another coockie
L file e.g. cookies and place in in
Hello David,
On Thursday, April 11, 2002 at 2:00:39 PM you wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (at least in part):
DS Am I asking too much from The Bat! or doing something wrong? It looks
DS as if only one cookie file can be opened per message?
That's correct, IIRC.
TB! seems to
Good evening David,
It was foretold that on 11-4-2002 @ 13:48:35 GMT+0100 (which was
14:48:35 where I live) David Stone wrote and spread these wise
comments on Using the cookie macro in an address book template.:
snipped a bit
DS Thanks Luc, I tried that but it still used the first 'cookie
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