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$hfind help #111161 13/02/05 04:35 PM
Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 13 Hell S ScottK OP Pikka bird
OP ScottK Pikka bird S Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 13 Hell	Code: /hadd -m table nick prince charming is gay //echo -a $hfind(table,prince,0).data return 0 //echo -a $hfind(table,*prince,0,w) return 1 why this is happen ? i need to find the item without the wildcard method , but it didnt works can someone solve the problem ?

Re: $hfind help #111162 13/02/05 06:33 PM
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230 D DaveC Hoopy frood
DaveC Hoopy frood D Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230	Quote: Code: /hadd -m table nick prince charming is gay //echo -a $hfind(table,prince,0).data return 0 //echo -a $hfind(table,prince,0,w) return 1 why this is happen ? i need to find the item without the wildcard method , but it didnt works can someone solve the problem ? Both those return zero I suggest you do a /hfree -w table , i would assume you have a table item also called prince or somethingprince which is trigegring that. I cant work out what you really want to do, so i can only say.... Based apon only the above existing in the table... $hfind(table,prince,0,w).data is zero since a item value ending in prince doesnt exist $hfind(table,prince*,0,w).data is one since a item value begining in prince does exist

Re: $hfind help #111163 14/02/05 03:57 AM
Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 8 R remco25 Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
remco25 Nutrimatic drinks dispenser R Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 8	$hfind(table,prince,0).data <- searches the data for 'prince' $hfind(table,prince,0,w) <- searches the items for 'prince' $hfind doesn't return the data with the .data property, it searches through it. Asuming you want to return the data for 'prince' in the first case you need to do: $hget(table,$hfind(table,prince)) Hope this helps. Remco Last edited by remco25; 14/02/05 03:58 AM.

Re: $hfind help #111164 14/02/05 06:28 AM
Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,831 I Iori Hoopy frood
Iori Hoopy frood I Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,831	You could use the 'r' switch but it makes the search case-sensitive unless you wrap it in /<match>/i, or precede it with (?i)<match> //echo -a $hfind(table,prince,0,r).data

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