Hello Allie,
On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, at 21:56:23 (your local time), you wrote:
L>> ... but where did you find this shortcut? I did try and search in the
L>> Help but haven't found any info of it.
ACM> In the editors 'Utilities' menu.
Gotcha! :))
ACM> What exactly is your QT supposed to output.
QT contains one long regex which also calls 19 (!!, but not all 19 at once,
of course) other required QTs and is supposed to output date, time and some
text in my native language - Serbian greeting phrase, in general...
ACM> Is what it's supposed to output already a single long line of text.
It _should_ be in one line, but I'm not getting it, unfortunately.
ACM> I'm not sure exactly what you're referring to say it makes it harder to
ACM> create a similar situation and work through it.
It _is_ harder and I'm referring to "wrapping problem", basically... I get
"wrapped" result (both in QT and message editor), and sometimes that result
is not even fulfilled with all necessary informations (that regex should
output).
ACM> Is the QT supposed to extract text from somewhere and output it as single
ACM> long line of text?
Yes. Actually, long-line-regex-QT should insert text from other (those 19)
QTs.
...
See the attachment, that's my main regex, "DATUM". When used in conjunction
with rest, smaller QTs, which contain only replacement word(s) (translation
to Serbian), it should output something like this:
U nedelju, 3.juna 2001.godine u 12:52, ti napisa:
but all the time I only get this:
U nedelju,.juna 2001.godine
u 12:52, ti napisa:
You see, there isn't even the number of day (_3_ - June, 3rd)
See the topic "regex and user-defined name of day's and month's", started by
Urke, and see his respond to Januk - it's the same regex, just a slightly
modified (Januk put %Date instead of %ODate) and some Serbian text is added
at the end of the regex.
I made and packed all that pile of QTs according to plan, and put in my
reply template:
__________
U %QInclude="DATUM" u %OTIME, ti napisa:
%Cursor
%Quotes
__________
Translated to your language, it is something like:
On Sunday, on June 3rd in 2001, in 12:52, you wrote:
and imagine instead of that you get this:
On Sunday, on June in 2001,
in 12:52, you wrote:
You see?
That is the problem I talk about... and it still remains for me.
Thanks for any help!
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Sincerely, Lija
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%QInclude='Day-%setpattregexp="^(.+\b),\s"%REGEXPMATCH="%oDATE"',%setpattregexp="^.+,\s(.+\d).\s"%REGEXPMATCH="%oDATE".%qinclude='Month-%setpattregexp="^.+\s(.+\b)\s"%REGEXPMATCH="%oDATE"'%setpattregexp="(.{4}\d)\.$"%REGEXPMATCH="%oDATE".godine
