Re: Regex brain failure...

2024-02-03 Thread Paul Dupuis via use-livecode 
https://regex101.com/ is exactly the site I ended up using. The step 
through debugger is perfect for fining where a particular pattern fails. 
It's what let me see there was a tab space tab where I expected a single 
tab in the data and correct teh regex for the data as it actually is.


On 2/3/2024 7:04 PM, Kaveh Bazargan wrote:
For testing regex you might find it useful to use regex101. It's 
excellent and you can save the page. I put your text here 
 just for testing. pls note your tabs 
are corrupted in the email and I put an "a" to make it work just for test.


On Sat, 3 Feb 2024 at 21:13, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode 
 wrote:


Never mind.

The correct pattern is: ^\d+?\t.\tnontraditional
field\tText\t2,319\tInterview 1\.txt$

There is a column with a space in it between the number column (1st
column) and the 3rd column (which I thought was the 2nd column)
that has
the code name in it (ie. nontradtional field). Now to figure out why
that is!

On 2/3/2024 1:36 PM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
> I have a (reduced) example set of data in a variable
"tCaseCodes" that
> is tab delimited set of lines below:
>
> 1         I am making a high salary    Text    2,319  Interview
1.txt
> 2         nontraditional field    Text    2,319  Interview 1.txt
> 3         gets married and stays married    Text  453,561
 Interview
> 1.txt
> 4         wants kids    Text    927,1009    Interview 1.txt
> 5         leaves work when kids born doesn't return  Text
>  1012,1609    Interview 1.txt
> 6         takes major responsibility for family work  Text
>  1012,1609    Interview 1.txt
>
> I have a Regex pattern in the variable "tCodeToMatch" shown below:
>
> ^\d+\tnontraditional field\tText\t2,319\tInterview 1.txt$
>
> I am executing the line of livecode script:
>
> filter lines of tCaseCodes with regex tCodeToMatch into tDuplicates
>
> The variable tDuplicates should then contain:
>
> 2         nontraditional field    Text    2,319  Interview 1.txt
>
> But is instead, empty.
>
> Clearly, I must have made a Regex pattern mistake, but I am not
seeing
> it. It is ^(start of line) \d+(any number of digits) \t(tab)
> nontraditional field  \t(tab) Text  \t(tab) 2,319 \t(tab) Interview
> 1.txt $(end of line)
>
> I thought that the period in the file name (Interview 1.txt) may
have
> been an issue as period is a reserved regex character to match a
> single character. However, I get the same empty result if I
escape the
> period, so it must be something else. I believe \d+ gets me an
integer
> as the number in this column could be several digits long.
>
> A second set of regex eyes would be appreciated.
>
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Re: web

2024-02-03 Thread Alex Tweedly via use-livecode 

I've not been able to get anything worthwhile to work on web.

All the working examples that I've seen (e.g. Andreas's example last 
week of interaction between browser and LC) , have involved a 
significant amount of html + JS being written. The default shipping web 
wrapper is completely under-functional (no simple customization, can't 
even handle a window resize, no documentation on what will/won't be 
possible, no cloud storage interface, ) that I'd have to describe it 
as pre-beta.


I'll look at the next DP to see if there's been any progress, but I've 
completely shelved all the ideas I had about using it any time soon.


Alex.

On 03/02/2024 15:40, Mike Kerner via use-livecode wrote:

my subscription is up, soon. i have web, but the last time i tried it, no
bueno. is anyone using web deploy?



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Re: Regex brain failure...

2024-02-03 Thread Kaveh Bazargan via use-livecode 
For testing regex you might find it useful to use regex101. It's excellent
and you can save the page. I put your text here
 just for testing. pls note your tabs are
corrupted in the email and I put an "a" to make it work just for test.

On Sat, 3 Feb 2024 at 21:13, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:

> Never mind.
>
> The correct pattern is: ^\d+?\t.\tnontraditional
> field\tText\t2,319\tInterview 1\.txt$
>
> There is a column with a space in it between the number column (1st
> column) and the 3rd column (which I thought was the 2nd column) that has
> the code name in it (ie. nontradtional field). Now to figure out why
> that is!
>
> On 2/3/2024 1:36 PM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
> > I have a (reduced) example set of data in a variable "tCaseCodes" that
> > is tab delimited set of lines below:
> >
> > 1 I am making a high salaryText2,319Interview 1.txt
> > 2 nontraditional fieldText2,319Interview 1.txt
> > 3 gets married and stays marriedText453,561  Interview
> > 1.txt
> > 4 wants kidsText927,1009Interview 1.txt
> > 5 leaves work when kids born doesn't returnText
> >  1012,1609Interview 1.txt
> > 6 takes major responsibility for family workText
> >  1012,1609Interview 1.txt
> >
> > I have a Regex pattern in the variable "tCodeToMatch" shown below:
> >
> > ^\d+\tnontraditional field\tText\t2,319\tInterview 1.txt$
> >
> > I am executing the line of livecode script:
> >
> > filter lines of tCaseCodes with regex tCodeToMatch into tDuplicates
> >
> > The variable tDuplicates should then contain:
> >
> > 2 nontraditional fieldText2,319Interview 1.txt
> >
> > But is instead, empty.
> >
> > Clearly, I must have made a Regex pattern mistake, but I am not seeing
> > it. It is ^(start of line) \d+(any number of digits) \t(tab)
> > nontraditional field  \t(tab) Text  \t(tab) 2,319  \t(tab) Interview
> > 1.txt $(end of line)
> >
> > I thought that the period in the file name (Interview 1.txt) may have
> > been an issue as period is a reserved regex character to match a
> > single character. However, I get the same empty result if I escape the
> > period, so it must be something else. I believe \d+ gets me an integer
> > as the number in this column could be several digits long.
> >
> > A second set of regex eyes would be appreciated.
> >
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Re: Regex brain failure...

2024-02-03 Thread Paul Dupuis via use-livecode 

Never mind.

The correct pattern is: ^\d+?\t.\tnontraditional 
field\tText\t2,319\tInterview 1\.txt$


There is a column with a space in it between the number column (1st 
column) and the 3rd column (which I thought was the 2nd column) that has 
the code name in it (ie. nontradtional field). Now to figure out why 
that is!


On 2/3/2024 1:36 PM, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode wrote:
I have a (reduced) example set of data in a variable "tCaseCodes" that 
is tab delimited set of lines below:


1         I am making a high salary    Text    2,319    Interview 1.txt
2         nontraditional field    Text    2,319    Interview 1.txt
3         gets married and stays married    Text    453,561  Interview 
1.txt

4         wants kids    Text    927,1009    Interview 1.txt
5         leaves work when kids born doesn't return    Text 
 1012,1609    Interview 1.txt
6         takes major responsibility for family work    Text 
 1012,1609    Interview 1.txt


I have a Regex pattern in the variable "tCodeToMatch" shown below:

^\d+\tnontraditional field\tText\t2,319\tInterview 1.txt$

I am executing the line of livecode script:

filter lines of tCaseCodes with regex tCodeToMatch into tDuplicates

The variable tDuplicates should then contain:

2         nontraditional field    Text    2,319    Interview 1.txt

But is instead, empty.

Clearly, I must have made a Regex pattern mistake, but I am not seeing 
it. It is ^(start of line) \d+(any number of digits) \t(tab) 
nontraditional field  \t(tab) Text  \t(tab) 2,319  \t(tab) Interview 
1.txt $(end of line)


I thought that the period in the file name (Interview 1.txt) may have 
been an issue as period is a reserved regex character to match a 
single character. However, I get the same empty result if I escape the 
period, so it must be something else. I believe \d+ gets me an integer 
as the number in this column could be several digits long.


A second set of regex eyes would be appreciated.

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Regex brain failure...

2024-02-03 Thread Paul Dupuis via use-livecode 
I have a (reduced) example set of data in a variable "tCaseCodes" that 
is tab delimited set of lines below:


1         I am making a high salary    Text    2,319    Interview 1.txt
2         nontraditional field    Text    2,319    Interview 1.txt
3         gets married and stays married    Text    453,561  Interview 1.txt
4         wants kids    Text    927,1009    Interview 1.txt
5         leaves work when kids born doesn't return    Text  1012,1609   
 Interview 1.txt
6         takes major responsibility for family work    Text 
 1012,1609    Interview 1.txt


I have a Regex pattern in the variable "tCodeToMatch" shown below:

^\d+\tnontraditional field\tText\t2,319\tInterview 1.txt$

I am executing the line of livecode script:

filter lines of tCaseCodes with regex tCodeToMatch into tDuplicates

The variable tDuplicates should then contain:

2         nontraditional field    Text    2,319    Interview 1.txt

But is instead, empty.

Clearly, I must have made a Regex pattern mistake, but I am not seeing 
it. It is ^(start of line) \d+(any number of digits) \t(tab) 
nontraditional field  \t(tab) Text  \t(tab) 2,319  \t(tab) Interview 
1.txt $(end of line)


I thought that the period in the file name (Interview 1.txt) may have 
been an issue as period is a reserved regex character to match a single 
character. However, I get the same empty result if I escape the period, 
so it must be something else. I believe \d+ gets me an integer as the 
number in this column could be several digits long.


A second set of regex eyes would be appreciated.

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Re: Top things you are waiting for ....

2024-02-03 Thread Mike Kerner via use-livecode 
fyi, our subscription is up, shortly. i noticed that our compiler
subscription has been extended until december, 2025. i hope that does not
mean that compiler is going to be another ten months before we get to try
to break it.

On Tue, Jan 16, 2024 at 9:21 AM Mike Kerner 
wrote:

> well, they do owe you at least a year of it, since you paid for it, in
> advance
> the same goes for all of us that paid for html5 and have...not that.
>


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web

2024-02-03 Thread Mike Kerner via use-livecode 
my subscription is up, soon. i have web, but the last time i tried it, no
bueno. is anyone using web deploy?

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