1. Re: regexps & linux re. stuff
[Andy Kurnia <akur at DELOS.COM>]
[Subject: regexps]
>has anyone made a .e doing regular expression matching,
>substituting, and translating, just like they're done by grep or
>sed (and thus perl)?
wow! a reply ;)
I'm not exactly sure you want to use them in Euphoria. In Perl, regexps
are usually used for substitution, matching or comparison:
# changes $var to lowercase
$var = 'Hi there';
$var =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;
# checks for answer yes (or similar)
$var = 'yes';
print "Good job" if $var =~ m/yes/;
what exactly did you want to use them for?
same thing maybe... ;)
[Monty King <boot_me at GEOCITIES.COM>]
[Subject: linux re. stuff]
>I need to specify some drivers or somthing for my system, and
>can't get my CD to work. Is there a config program for this?
in order to add or remove device drivers, you must *rebuild* the kernel
:P I think there's a script that presents you with options to put in
your kernel, then builds it. After it's built you have to reinstall it &
boot the new kernel.
Here's some links that might help you:
http://math-www.uni-paderborn.de/~axel/config_help.html
http://www.math.psu.edu/ward/
http://blah.math.tu-graz.ac.at/~bri/
You might try doing a websearch for "Linux Kernel HOWTO"; this is the
online version of the kernel howto (includes instructions for
everything).
----->Buddy
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