Re: errors in ex.err
On 9 Oct 2004, at 12:06, Terry Constant wrote:
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> posted by: Terry Constant <EUforum at terryconstant.com>
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> Consider mastering regular expressions. If you are going to work
> with text (especially in the Internet world), they are more than
> worth the effort. Learn PERL compatible regular expressions,
> such as, in the PCRE library which Bochert has provided as a
> user contribution, in Javascript, in many other apps, and of
> course in PERL.
But using regexp will always be slower too. I do use regexp in other
languages, such as:
\b(f|ph)[ ]*[ucs][ ]*[cu][ ]*[k<]\b
and
\bm+(o+|u+|0+)t+h+(a+|e+|3+)(r+|)[\s]*(p+l+|p+h+|p+|f+|h+|)(a+|u+|o+|0+)(c+k
+|w+k+|r+k+|k+|c+)[\w]*
Like i said, the code i gave to explain the ex.err has been running for years,
and little oddities are creeping up, and it's a tangle of if-then since we have
no clean goto, and i am rewriting it. Until i am done, the old code is called.
even if we had a goto, it wouldn't help the ex.err reporting that error occurred
on that line, as that line did no subscripting.
Kat
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