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I’m not sure if anyone else would find this interesting, but it is pertinent. Here is a very evil Perl regular expression which finds Hamiltonian Circuits. Certainly lends credence to the belief tha ...

quote:Originally posted by Tarn
He's showing us the most obvious way to solve his problemThere is no obvious way to solve his problem.

quote:For many graphs, the cheapest path to visit all nodes m ...

Since shortest path algorithms come up all the time in comp. sci., I'm sure that there are many people here who could help you. However, I can not tell from your post what exactly you are asking. Yo ...

quote:Originally posted by zeroangel
I'm sure there's a simple answer to this, I just don't know it.
Wrong! If you play around with it long enough, you'll probably end up with a priority queue, tho ...

quote:Originally posted by Oracle
#VARIABLE VTemp %word( %concat( %string( %1), ","), 1, ",")

uh-huh

quote:Originally posted by Talahaski
Does anybody have some good web site links about RegExpressions?

perlretutperlre or any book on Perl.

Try encasing your string constant in quotes. Why you would need to use %string for constant strings is beyond me, though. For variables, no quoting is necessary.

p.s.s. Glad you got to see my reply before being deleted for sheer stupidity.

Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I hope you post whatever you're working on when you're done, since it looks pretty nifty.

p.s. I went and had a look at the URL that you registered to this forum ...

You can use sqrt to find square roots. For exponentiation, I guess you'd have to roll your own. Something like this:

would probably meet your needs.

I am most interested as to why you would ev ...

Thank you for being more clear. I'm afraid, however, that I am unable to duplicate your problem.

Please stop censoring your scripts. Why would you execute a different query in the vbs and consider it to be doing the same thing? Also, mask your password/username if you need to do so, but we need ...

It works fine for me. Prints count(*).

I think the problem is probably related to your if/else chain. The following works for me.
[code]
#VAR ConnStr "DSN=eq"
#VAR rsquery %comcreate( "ADODB.Recordset")
#VAR csql "select id,name from ...

I'd probably make an alias that just repeatadly calls %replace. As a possible alternative, you could look into my translation routines

drawl "Hello there, could I interest you in some learning?"
...

#VAR X 2
#MSS {x=@X}
#SHOW %mss(x)
works, too

Try looking under the #mss and #script help headings for examples of creating subs and passing vars to and from them.

I'd just count commas. I'm sure using some apriori info to come up with a solution that uses the language patterns would work.

a) make a multi-line trigger that matches the first line and, optionally, additional related attack lines.
or
b) set some state variable upon seeing the first attack, then clearing it and firing aga ...

Try storing a list of people you have already greeted. When a person enters, check to see if their name is in the list. Greet them appropriately, then add their name to the list if it is not already ...

It seems that xMethod's Babelfish SOAP service has been discontinued. I've altered my scripts to try to snag the translations directly via the webpage. This method is nowhere near as elegant as the ...

quote:Originally posted by MattLofton
I'd say whip up that plugin, round it out a bit and make doubly sure to cross all your T's and dot all your I's, and ask Zugg to host it on the website where eve ...

If you studied the included docs, you should be able to very advanced triggers and aliases. You should be able to capture just about any data that strikes your fancy and make aliases to compliment yo ...

Cool... you're very correct. Just verified (6.62) that nested loops work just like you said. Thank you. Would probably be worth mentioning somewhere in the docs.

Of course, I guess we could just use zMud's vbscript/jscript caps :)