Re: A RegEx question

Ian Marlier wrote: I'm in the process of writing a script to migrate from one wiki package to another. The old wiki help articles in a series of flat text files. The new one holds everything in MySQL, so I need to parse the text files into a single SQL import script. I've got most of it, but the

Re: A RegEx question

> Ian Marlier wrote: >> Hi, all -- > > Howdy, > >> I'm in the process of writing a script to migrate from one wiki package to >> another. >> >> The old wiki help articles in a series of flat text files. The new one >> holds everything in MySQL, so I need to parse the text files into a single >>

Re: A RegEx question

Ian Marlier wrote: Hi, all -- Howdy, I'm in the process of writing a script to migrate from one wiki package to another. The old wiki help articles in a series of flat text files. The new one holds everything in MySQL, so I need to parse the text files into a single SQL import script. I've got m

A RegEx question

Hi, all -- I'm in the process of writing a script to migrate from one wiki package to another. The old wiki help articles in a series of flat text files. The new one holds everything in MySQL, so I need to parse the text files into a single SQL import script. I've got most of it, but there's on

Re: A regex question

PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 5:50 PM Subject: Re: A regex question > Tanton Gibbs wrote: > > > > If you know they will always be around -, then you might be able to do > > something like: > > > > while( $line =~ /(\d\d?-\d\d?)|(T

Re: A regex question

Tanton Gibbs wrote: > > If you know they will always be around -, then you might be able to do > something like: > > while( $line =~ /(\d\d?-\d\d?)|(T+)/g ) { > push @snow, ($1 || $2); #T will be $2, not $1 This won't work because once $1 has been set it retain that v

Re: A regex question

want. - Original Message - From: Donald J Miller To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 12:34 PM Subject: A regex question Hello, I have a line of text like so: SNOW 12HR00-0000-00 1- 2 I've written a regex to parse these lines and grab the values in b

A regex question

Hello, I have a line of text like so: SNOW   12HR    00-00    00-00 1- 2 I've written a regex to parse these lines and grab the values in between the hyphens like so: while ($line =~ /([\d]{1,2})|([T+])/g) {     push @snow, $1; } On occasion instead of a numerical snowfall amount

Re: this is basically a regex question; processing 'ps'

> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > Basically, what I want to do here is catch the output from ps. The ultimate > goal is to find processes meeting certain criteria (not yet detailed) and > kill them. ps output varies by OS and depends on the flags you give it. Also I have found some fields are empty

this is basically a regex question; processing 'ps'

Basically, what I want to do here is catch the output from ps. The ultimate goal is to find processes meeting certain criteria (not yet detailed) and kill them. One of the things I'll want to do is find out how long a process has been running, so essentially I'm trying to extract the date from ps