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Zhiroc
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Joined: 04 Feb 2005
Posts: 246
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 Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2005 5:13 pm
inconsistent behavior in an #IF
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| #TRIGGER {^test (%x)} {#SHOW |%pos( bc~), "%1")| |%pos( bc, "%1")| |%pos( bc~), %1)| |%pos( bc, %1)|;#IF (%pos( bc~), "%1")>0) {#SHOW true with paren with quote};#IF (%pos( bc, "%1")>0) {#SHOW true without paren with quote};#IF (%pos( bc~), %1)>0) {#SHOW true with paren without quote};#IF (%pos( bc, %1)>0) {#SHOW true without paren without quote}} |
and then saying "#SHOW test 1,(abc)", I get the output:
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test 1,(abc)
|5| |5| |0| |0|
true without paren with quote
true with paren without quote |
I would have expected both of the first two 'if's to be triggered but neither of the last two (but only because of the rather non-intuitive behavior of parsing for argument separators inside of replaced strings). |
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Private
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Joined: 10 Jan 2002
Posts: 264
Location: USA
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Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2005 12:03 pm
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#SHOW %pos( "~)", "%1")
#IF (%pos( "~)", "%1")>0) {#SHOW true with paren with quote} {#SHOW false}
#SHOW %pos( bc, "%1")
#IF (%pos( bc, "%1")>0) {#SHOW true without paren with quote} {#SHOW false}
#SHOW %pos( "bc~)", %1)
#IF (%pos( "bc~)", %1)>0) {#SHOW true with paren without quote} {#SHOW false}
#SHOW %pos( "bc", %1)
#IF (%pos( "bc", %1)>0) {#SHOW true without paren without quote} {#SHOW false}
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quotes make a difference. |
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