Re: SKILL Regular Expression Numbered Register

Pete nospam Zakel wrote, on 09/05/08 21:40:
> In article <48c18669$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> pxhxz@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Pete nospam
Zakel) writes:
>> In article <1220608094_266@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
stephane.badel@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 writes:
>>> Andrew Beckett wrote:
>>>> A new set of functions has been added in IC6.1 with the prefix
"pcre". 
>>>> This is using the "PCRE" package (Perl Compatible Regular
Expressions) 
>>>> which will make us all a lot happier.
>>> I sort of remembered you saying that the regexp sup****t was much
enhanced in 6.1, but from a quick 
>>> look couldn't find these functions... Apparently the SKILL Language
User Guide makes no mention of 
>>> them (the section on regular expression describes the old rex*
functions). I found them in the 
>>> Reference and Finder, though.
>> My Version 6.1.2 SKILL Quick Reference definitely has the pcre
functions
>> listed.  They are in the index on page 616, and the reference pages are
25-26
>> (in the SKILL Language Functions section right after "parseString").
> 
> Whoops -- I missed that you found them in the reference and finder.
> 
> Sounds like the User Guide needs to be updated, though.
> 
> -Pete Zakel
>  (phz@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
)
> 
> "Yesterday I was a dog.  Today I'm a dog.  Tomorrow I'll probably still
>  be a dog. Sigh!  There's so little hope for advancement."
> 
> 					-Snoopy

I just filed CCR 598266 to get the SKILL User Guide improved.

Andrew.