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hi everyone im trying to search thru hash tables
im using while() at the min but its using alot of cpu
im not sure how else to do it i need it to search thru $strip($2-) in hash to see if it matches %pack
if it does then ignore it or add the new pack to hash tables
has anyone here got any other ways of doing this
im using $strip cous its got colors in hash and i need to keep the colors there
thanks.
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Hoopy frood
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Can you be more explicit about what you want to search with your hash table ?
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ok hash table kinda looks like this
table packs hash info
Latest Pack-1 [700M] FILE WITH COLORS
and %pack = FILE WITHOUT COLORS
i want to use $strip() so when it searches the hash table it ignores the colors ect
im using while to loop thru the hash table it is working fine tho but it gets used alot and its using alot of cpu
Last edited by gans; 23/08/07 04:51 PM.
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Fjord artisan
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can you show us your code?
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%Result = Its found right format for text for %pack ect
if (%Result == Yes) { var %Loop = 1
while ($strip($gettok(Latest),%Loop).data, 2-, 32) {
if ($ifmatch == %Pack) { var %Latest = Yes | break }
inc %Loop
}
if (!%Latest) {
Hadd -m Latest $+(Pack-,$calc($hget(Latest,0).item + 1)) %Pack-Size %Pack | UnSet %Latest
msg %TChan 15Added 11= $gettok($hget(-Latest,$+(Pack-,$hget(-Latest,0).item)), 2-, 32) 11=15 To !Latest
}
}
its working ok but when the hash log is big it can use alot of cpu im just wondering if theres a better way that dont use alot of cpu
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Vogon poet
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I'm not very experienced with hash tables, but this: while ($strip($gettok(Latest),%Loop).data, 2-, 32) makes no sense at all. And why are you searching -Latest, when your table is Latest? Perhaps you should post your entire code
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I think you're going the wrong way about this, check out /help $hfind with respect to the "r" switch. alias example {
var %pack = text to find
hadd -m example item some 00,02text 11t04O 11f00iND
if $hfind(example,$+(/,%pack,/Si),1,r).data {
echo -ag $v1 = $hget(example,$v1) $+([Searched for: ",%pack,"])
}
hfree example
}
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LonDart:
i set that code to hash table Latest in that code only to show you all how it works
the proper code is abit diff as its $network-%tchan-Latest so i set it to just Latest
to make it look more simple for you lot to understand it as my code works on multi servers chans
and as for the while() loop i did it that way to see if its true if it is it will loop thru
then i used $ifmatch to get the info that the while loop used
deegee:
thanks for that example its working fine i was trying to use $hfind with the r switch
but nothing was working for me u gave me a nice example but can u explane this bit for me
$+(/,%pack,/Si) whats the / and /Si for?
hmm theres sumthing rong it dont work with [ or ] how can i make it work with them?
Last edited by gans; 24/08/07 11:02 AM.
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deegee:
thanks for that example its working fine i was trying to use $hfind with the r switch
but nothing was working for me u gave me a nice example but can u explane this bit for me
$+(/,%pack,/Si) whats the / and /Si for? /../Si "/" mark the beginning and end of the search pattern "S" is a switch to strip color/bold/etc before matching "i" is case insensitive hmm theres sumthing rong it dont work with [ or ] how can i make it work with them?
alias example {
var %pack = text to find
var %re = $+(/\Q,$replacecs(%pack,\E,\E\\E\Q),\E/Si)
hadd -m example item some 00,02text 11t04O 11f00iND
if $hfind(example,$+(/,%pack,/Si),1,r).data {
echo -ag $v1 = $hget(example,$v1) $+([Searched for: ",%pack,"])
}
hfree example
}
\Q and \E : Characters in between are treated literally, no special regex meanings apply. However, the string may contain "\E", so "\E" needs to be replaced with "\E\\E\Q" to restart the escape sequence.
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thanks deegee i finaly got it working the way i want it to work
but where do u find info about \Q\E ect theres nothing in mirc help file about them
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Regular expressions are a broad issue, start out a google search for PCRE (Perl-compatible regular expressions), that's the library mIRC uses. Here's the wiki entry , the "pcre homepage" is down atm. This page might be a point of reference, too. In addition, there is a really helpful "introduction to regular expressions" and a "extract from pcre manual" for mIRC in the "mIRC Script Box" available at Merlin's page (online and .chm file) - unfortunately this page is down as well. Maybe one of your friends did download this comprehensive file and can share it with you.  I also like this tool.
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Oop just saw that I forgot to change the $hfind call..  PCRE site is down, as Hortsl said, but luckily there is a Google cache  Google cache of PCRE Man page
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Merlin's mScriptBox 1.20 is available at mirc.net mScriptBox v1.20 tg! a very good reference/learning tool
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ty, I'm frequently pointing at this reference if asked where to start reading besides mIRC.chm by users that seriously want to take up scripting */advertising off*
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