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Hay everyone caind of new of this. Work regexp in mIRCs highlight function and if it do.... How to use it? I will have this in regexp

‹‹new›› ‹‹series››

Thanks for help /Slaktarn

Originally Posted By: Slaktarn

Work regexp in mIRCs highlight function

It does since v. 6.3:

Originally Posted By: versions.txt

80.Moved highlight dialog to address book and added regex support.

Originally Posted By: Slaktarn

How to use it?

Open the address book (alt-b), go to the highlight tab > add, enter a regular expression and check the regex checkbox (and maybe other highlight options you'd like to apply).

Example:
- highlight text (regex): /[A-Z]\d{3}/
- checked: regex, case sensitive, match on message
- matches messages: A321 or X00000 or TEST7777TEST ...
- no match on messages: b123 or A12B3 or [1234] ...

Originally Posted By: Slaktarn

I will have this in regexp ‹‹new›› ‹‹series››

What in detail do you want to match?
*<<new>> <<series>>*
or
<<*>> <<*>>
or something else? Maybe theree's no need for a regular expression at all...

if the message is this ‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› The.Kite.Runner.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-SUBTiTLES by Slaktarn

How to just highlight
The.Kite.Runner.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-SUBTiTLES that or The.Kite.Runner.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-SUBTiTLES/Sample
that part of the line

And also just
dvdr-nordic

and not <<>> that ones

/Thx Slaktarn

Have you ppl miss this trhead ?

You could use $gettok for the first and you could combine $gettok with $remove for the second...

Code:


$gettok(‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› The.Kite.Runner.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-SUBTiTLES by Slaktarn,3--3,32)

$remove($gettok(‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› The.Kite.Runner.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-SUBTiTLES by Slaktarn,2,32),‹,›)

//echo -ae $gettok(‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› The.Kite.Runner.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-SUBTiTLES by Slaktarn,3--3,32) <-- first
-
The.Kite.Runner.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-SUBTiTLES <-- first
-

//echo -ae $remove($gettok(‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› The.Kite.Runner.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-SUBTiTLES by Slaktarn,2,32),‹,›) <-- second
-
dvdr-nordic <-- second
-

Its just a problem maybe i shuld told that in the first place the line are like this an exampel

Exampel, ‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› Meet.The.Browns.DVDR-Counterfeit by Slaktarn

And the line is always ‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› something by somename

‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› something by somename

and i will highlight this parts that are red and not the rest....
Hope you get my point

Thx for the help /Slaktarn

//echo -a $remove($gettok(‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› something by somename,1--3,32),‹,›) <-- Like this?

new dvdr-nordic something <-- Like this?

Originally Posted By: RoCk

//echo -a $remove($gettok(‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› something by somename,1--3,32),‹,›) <-- Like this?

new dvdr-nordic something <-- Like this?

Dunno if you got the point cuz i can´t enything about coding but will it be highlighted even if it is

Next.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-TBL or
Hay.2007.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-EMD

like i sad the text culd be enything and changes for everytime... But it are always on same place in the lead
its just exampels..
its just ‹‹new›› ‹‹dvdr-nordic›› and "by somename" that always are the same

If I don't get the point it's because you keep changing it.

* RoCk walks away grumbling

What he gave you was *an example*, just like you gave him *an example*. You can take it from there and implement his idea with your data.

In any case, here is code that you can modify to get what you need, similar to the code you were given in #mIRC a few days back:

Code:

on ^$*:TEXT:/^‹‹(\S+)›› ‹‹(dvdr-nordic)››/S:#: {
  var %color = 10
  echo -tm # < $+ $nick $+ > $+(‹‹,$chr(3),%color,$regml(1),$chr(3),››) $&
    $+(‹‹,$chr(3),%color,$regml(2),$chr(3),››) $+($chr(3),%color,$3,$chr(3)) $4-
  haltdef
}