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if ($regex($3-,/[[:cntrl:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 codes }
if ($regex($3-,/[[:upper:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 caps }
if ($regex($3-,/\d/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 number }
if ($regex($3-,/[[:punct:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 symbol }
if ($regex($3-,/[ $chr(174) ]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 ascii }
if ($regex($3-,/[ $chr(160) ]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 blur }
if ($regex($3-,/./g) > 199) { .signal -n d $1-2 lenght }
if ($regex($3-,/(#|http://|www.|.com|.net|.org)/i)) { .signal -n d $1-2 advertise }
if ($regex($3-,/\b(fucck|sck|shyit|btch)\b/i)) { .signal -n d $1-2 swear }
Can somebody give me diff way besides using $regex(with example). I need fastest way rather than using $regex. This is just a simple comparison so think besides using $regex there is other best way and hope somebody could gimme the example.
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if ($regex($3-,/[[:cntrl:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 codes }
if ($regex($3-,/[[:upper:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 caps }
if ($regex($3-,/\d/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 number }
if ($regex($3-,/[[:punct:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 symbol }
if ($regex($3-,/[ $chr(174) ]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 ascii }
if ($regex($3-,/[ $chr(160) ]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 blur }
if ($regex($3-,/./g) > 199) { .signal -n d $1-2 lenght }
if ($regex($3-,/(#|http://|www.|.com|.net|.org)/i)) { .signal -n d $1-2 advertise }
if ($regex($3-,/\b(fucck|sck|shyit|btch)\b/i)) { .signal -n d $1-2 swear }
Can somebody give me diff way besides using $regex(with example). I need fastest way rather than using $regex. This is just a simple comparison so think besides using $regex there is other best way and hope somebody could gimme the example. I think regex is the best here.. else I think this is another way of doing it.
if ($len($3-) > 49) {
if ($isupper($3-) == $true) { .signal -n d $1-2 caps }
if ($3- isnum) { .signal -n d $1-2 Number }
if ($chr(174) isin $3-) { .signal -n d $1-2 ascii }
if ($chr(16) isin $3-) { .signal -n d $1-2 blur }
}
if ($len($3-) > 199) { .signal -n d $1-2 length }
if (fucck isin $3-) || (sck isin $3-) || (shyit isin $3-) || (btch isin $3-) { .signal -n d $1-2 swear }
if ($chr(35) isin $3-) || (www. isin $3-) || (.com isin $3-) || (.net isin $3-) || (.org isin $3-) { .signal -n d $1-2 advertise }
if $reality > $fiction { set %sanity Sane }
Else { echo -a *voices* }
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Lpfix5 got some of 'em.. But here's my opinion.. if ($regex($3-,/[[:cntrl:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 codes }
if ($regex($3-,/[[:upper:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 caps }
if ($regex($3-,/\d/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 number }
if ($regex($3-,/[[:punct:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 symbol }
if ($regex($3-,/[ $chr(174) ]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 ascii }
if ($regex($3-,/[ $chr(160) ]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 blur }As good as it'll probably get. To do this sort of character-counting using any other method involves looping 'n stuff. if ($regex($3-,/./g) > 199) { .signal -n d $1-2 lenght }Lpfix5 has this one right, just a plain $len(). if ($regex($3-,/(#|http://|www.|.com|.net|.org)/i)) { .signal -n d $1-2 advertise }The expression could be tightened up a bit, but it's the easiest way. if ($regex($3-,/\b(fucck|sck|shyit|btch)\b/i)) { .signal -n d $1-2 swear }This is the quicked/easiest way for a static list of words. If you want a dynamic list of words, there are other ways, but doing the 'isin' method is nowhere near as efficient in my mind (also nowhere near as accurate. 'isin' will match partial words. The \b(pattern|pattern)\b method is much more accurate.).
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what about punctuation and cntrl codes ?
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The looking for excess of each is best handled like the existing $regex() in my opinion. To count them with a while loop would be wasteful.
Now that I think about it a bit further, you should probably include the initial $len($3-) that Lpfix5 had there, so as not to bother doing a check if the string is less than 49 characters (as you're min. count is 49, it will never match a string that's 20 characters long. to just skip the checks when they aren't needed basically).
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In theory im not sure what he needed, because to me it would mean that $3- would be alot of ascii or numbers or whatever... and the length would be greater then 49 that's why I included the length check as standard procedure. I just went by what the regex functions were. as far as CTRL codes if ( isin $3-) || ( isin $3-) || ( isin $3-) || ( isin $3-) || ( isin $3-) { .signal -n d $1-2 Codes }this checks for color, bold, italic, highlight and underline
if $reality > $fiction { set %sanity Sane }
Else { echo -a *voices* }
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Yeah, but it doesn't count how many of them have been used.
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One simple way to speed it up is to use elseif so if a match is made the rest of the if's are skipped.
if ($regex($3-,/\b(fucck|sck|shyit|btch)\b/Si)) { .signal -n d $1-2 swear }
elseif ($regex($3-,/(#|http://|www.|.com|.net|.org)/Si)) { .signal -n d $1-2 advertise }
elseif ($len($3-) < 50) { return }
elseif ($v1 > 199) { .signal -n d $1-2 lenght } | ; <<- lenght? or length?
elseif ($regex($3-,/[[:cntrl:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 codes }
elseif ($regex($3-,/[[:upper:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 caps }
elseif ($regex($3-,/\d/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 number }
elseif ($regex($3-,/[[:punct:]]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 symbol }
elseif ($regex($3-,/[ $chr(174) ]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 ascii }
elseif ($regex($3-,/[ $chr(160) ]/g) > 49) { .signal -n d $1-2 blur }
You can also try $count() to see if it works out cheaper than any of the RE's. (example: $count($3-,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) or $count($3-,, ,,,))
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Italic?  (BTW That's a tab that you have in that comparison)
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