Greetings TB! Users,
I've said it many times. Regular expressions drive me nuts. So when I
have no scripting language to my disposal, and I'm left with only
regular expressions and macros (or constants or objects or whatever
you'd like to call them today <g>), I'm lost.
I've been trying to figure out how I can figure out if the message
being replied to is either multipart/mixed or text/html. I can do
that, but what I don't understand is how I can act on that based on
whether or not either one of those content-types are present.
In Perl (which is what I know best), one could simply:
(Untested, using the fictional $HEADERS var in a somewhat realistic
setting.)
$HEADERS = "To: kung\@foo.com\n";
$HEADERS .= "Content-type: text/html\n";
$response = ($HEADERS =~ m!content-type:\s*(multipart/mixed|text/html)!is ? 'Not
text/plain' : 'text/plain');
print "$response\n";
Or the rather lengthy version:
$HEADERS = "To: kung\@foo.com\n";
$HEADERS .= "Content-type: text/html\n";
if($HEADERS =~ m!content-type:\s*(multipart/mixed|text/html)!is) {
$response = 'Not text/plain';
} else {
$response = 'text/plain';
}
print "$response\n";
Or if $HEADERS was a built-in (Ie. %HEADERS in TB!):
print($HEADERS =~ m!content-type:\s*(multipart/mixed|text/html)!is ? 'Not text/plain'
: 'text/plain');
Now, how can I do that using only TB!'s built in regex and macro stuff?
I'm just trying to add in a single sentence if, and only if, the
sender is using HTML or Rich-Text settings.
I'm guessing the "..and only if" part of that last sentence means I
can't do this.
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Brian Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> PGP-KeyID: 0xE4D0C7C8
Web Architect, Designer, and Programmer Tel: 864.227.0750
http://www.fusionwerks.com/ Fax: 864.942.7249
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