Re: Regex brain failure...

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

Re: web

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

Re: Regex brain failure...

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,

Re: Regex brain failure...

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

Regex brain failure...

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 

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

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

web

my subscription is up, soon. i have web, but the last time i tried it, no bueno. is anyone using web deploy? -- On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth On the second day, God created the oceans. On the third day, God put the animals on hold for a few hours, and did a little