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Re: Unbalanced Wildcard searches
- Subject: Re: Unbalanced Wildcard searches
- From: "Robert Holmgren" holmgren@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2003 21:33:34 -0500
** Reply to message from russurquhart1@xxxxxxxx on Fri, 12 Dec 2003 19:45:05
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Russ:
> Just one question that i couldn't immediately figure out on my own.
> ≪SX01,≪VA@01(1≫≫
> I know that that is storing something in 01. (I'm assuming something
> with regard to the value in 01.)
> Could you explain what's happening there?
It's another way of parsing text. The format is
where "nn" is the Save/Get, "s" is a separator character (*must* be a valid
separator per your SEparator table), and "e" is the element. Suppose S/G 01
contained a $tring like "who.what.when.why":
== "who"
== "what"
== "when"
== "why"
E.g. "when" is the third element to occur after a "." separator in the source
$tring "who.what.when.why"
In your program, where "notify()" is (for example) the S/G 01 source $tring,
== "notify"
== ")"
So by saying "