before you use re there is a quote I have seen on different boards to
remember. So you have a problem and you want to use re now you have
two problems. It was someone from thescripts.com that helped me
realise how to fix my program without re. (sorry if I have thier
website name somewhat wro
"Donnie Rhodes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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keyword/keyphrase.
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> So what I'm interested in is how this would work. Is this 'event
> driven' in nature?
I would call it line-input driven -- a special case that is easier to
program.
> Would I define the bulk of t
Donnie Rhodes wrote:
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> Thank you all and I hope I'm not biting off too much at once...
Not if you break it up into pieces. Look at the things you want to do,
and in the first instance, create a function for each. Then you can
start to fill in the blanks, and if neccessary ask back here for
Hi!
Donnie Rhodes wrote:
> So what I'm interested in is how this would work. Is this 'event
> driven' in nature? Would I define the bulk of these slash commands in a
> function and then call it at the end of the script? What would be a
> good module to look at for the text processing and searching
Hi. I've been sort of standing back on the sidelines reading this list
for awhile, and this is my first posting. So a little about myself and
my skill level. My name is Bryan. I'm new to Python and have very
little experience. I've gone through a few of the tutorials. I
understand the different dat
