Thanks for the examples of implementation. Actually, I was interested
in seeing the notation used in the strings placed in TB.
For a simple OR function, would we have:
'[str A]|[str B]'
is it OK to put spaces outside brackets as:
' [str A] | [str B] '
(I understand the ' chr is needed - true?)
z> This might be the best example to show how complex notation goes in
z> TB:
z>>>> (A or B or (C and D and (E or F)))?
The problem I see here is getting AND and OR to work in a *single*
expression. How does one do that? Is it possible to write the above as
a single, one-line expression?
z> And this is good to show how multiple rules are made to interact:
ML>> A or B or (C and D and E) or (C and D and F)
ML>> and use four rule sets (1 primary plus 3 alternatives) to do it.
The suggeston for implementing this split up the parts into simple
strings that could be entered as AND's or OR's. If one has an
expression that needs an AND or an OR *within* the string, it seems
critical to have exactly the right characters ['",etc to make it work.
I am trying to understand how to include these chrs correctly so it
works.
Also, I see a box marked "Regular expressions" in the "options"
section. Does this have to be checked to get any complex expressions
to work?
I hope this is a bit more clear than my last note :-).
Thanks to all,
ztrader mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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