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hi people, fine?

i need a little help with my code

i need to replace the red text to blue text!

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this:

<tr bgcolor=#D5BCCD>

<td>1</td>

<td>29/09/2003</td>

<td>18</td>

<td>20</td>

<td>25</td>

<td>23</td>

<td>10</td>

<td>11</td>

<td>24</td>

<td>14</td>

<td>06</td>

<td>02</td>

<td>13</td>

<td>09</td>

<td>05</td>

<td>16</td>

<td>03</td>

<td>0,00</td>

<td>5</td>

<td>154</td>

<td>4645</td>

<td>48807</td>

<td>257593</td>

<td>49.765,82</td>

<td>689,84</td>

<td>10,00</td>

<td>4,00</td>

<td>2,00</td>

<td>0,00</td>

<td>0,00</td>

</tr>

<tr>

<td>2</td>

<td>06/10/2003</td>

<td>23</td>

<td>15</td>

<td>05</td>

<td>04</td>

<td>12</td>

<td>16</td>

<td>20</td>

<td>06</td>

<td>11</td>

<td>19</td>

<td>24</td>

<td>01</td>

<td>09</td>

<td>13</td>

<td>07</td>

<td>0,00</td>

<td>1</td>

<td>184</td>

<td>6232</td>

<td>81252</td>

<td>478188</td>

<td>596.323,70</td>

<td>1.388,95</td>

<td>10,00</td>

<td>4,00</td>

<td>2,00</td>

<td>0,00</td>

<td>0,00</td>

</tr>

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to this:

<tr bgcolor=#D5BCCD>

<td>1</td>

<td>29/09/2003</td>

<jg>18,20,25,23,10,11,24,14,06,02,13,09,05,16,03</jg>

<td>0,00</td>

<td>5</td>

<td>154</td>

<td>4645</td>

<td>48807</td>

<td>257593</td>

<td>49.765,82</td>

<td>689,84</td>

<td>10,00</td>

<td>4,00</td>

<td>2,00</td>

<td>0,00</td>

<td>0,00</td>

</tr>

<tr>

<td>2</td>

<td>06/10/2003</td>

<jg>23,15,05,04,12,16,20,06,11,19,24,01,09,13,07</jg>

<td>0,00</td>

<td>1</td>

<td>184</td>

<td>6232</td>

<td>81252</td>

<td>478188</td>

<td>596.323,70</td>

<td>1.388,95</td>

<td>10,00</td>

<td>4,00</td>

<td>2,00</td>

<td>0,00</td>

<td>0,00</td>

</tr>

i've maded this:

Local $read = FileRead(@TempDir & "\" & $htmlfilename)
    $read = StringRegExpReplace($read, "<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?<td>(\d{2})</td>\s*?", "<jg>$1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7,$8,$9,$10,$11,$12,$13,$14,$15</jg>")

worked, but... i think it was "strange"

the code was too big, so i guess i'm not knowing to use regular expressions!

thanks a lot if you help me!

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jchd Universalist

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The problem with this approach is that it relies on a strict format and a fixed number of entries in the <jg> part.

If that's OK for your use case, then it's as "simple" as you can hope in a one-liner.

You can have the same transformation without the above limitations by first capturing every instances in an array (option 3) then working with the usual String* function to insert it where needed.

It will get less simple anyway, so if you have that fixed number of entries, stick with that pattern.

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I agree with jchd in that your expression will work under exactly the same circumstances you show but you may want get the sections into an array first to allow some flexibility in the future. Here is an example I just whipped up briefly where src.txt just contains what you posted in your first quote section.

$sSrc = FileRead("src.txt")
$aSrc = StringRegExp($sSrc, "(?is)<td>\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{4}</td>\v+(.+?)<td>\d,\d+</td>", 3)
If NOT @Error Then
    For $i = 0 To UBound($aSrc) -1
        Local $sHold = ""
        $sHold &= "<jg>" & StringTrimRight(StringRegExpReplace($aSrc[$i], "(?i)(?m:^)<td>(\d+)</td>(?:\v|$)+", "$1,"), 1) & "</jg>" & @LF & @LF;;  For HTML use @LF NOT @CRLF
        $sSrc = StringReplace($sSrc, $aSrc[$i], $sHold)
    Next
EndIf
ClipPut($sSrc);  Just to show the result-- a FileOpen/FileWrite/FileClose is probably better here.

I'm sure it can be made even more efficient but as it is it will allow the flexibility.

Edit: Forgot your non-functional <jg></jg> tags which I assume are there for future editing/parsing purposes.

Edited by GEOSoft

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Do you mind if I ask the purpose of the transformation? It looks like the TR/TD data for an HTML table, except that "jg" is not a valid tag to be inserting there. One reason I ask is just curiosity: What the heck is a "jg" tag for?. The other reason is that if you are extracting the html from a page table and modifying it just to write back to the page, you do it on the DOM like this: 

#include <IE.au3>

_IEErrorHandlerRegister()

Global $s_html, $oIE, $oTable, $tr, $oTR, $td
Global $aJG_Tags[2] = ["<jg>18,20,25,23,10,11,24,14,06,02,13,09,05,16,03</jg>", _
        "<jg>23,15,05,04,12,16,20,06,11,19,24,01,09,13,07</jg>"]
_CreateHtml()

$oIE = _IECreate()
_IEDocWriteHTML($oIE, $s_html)
Sleep(5000) ; Delay to see 'before'

$oTable = _IETableGetCollection($oIE, 0)
For $tr = 0 To 1
    $oTR = _IETagNameGetCollection($oTable, "tr", $tr)
    For $td = 16 To 2 Step -1
        $oTR.deleteCell($td)
        Sleep(250)
    Next
    $oTR.insertCell(2)
    $oTR.Cells(2).innerHTML = $aJG_Tags[$tr]
Next

Func _CreateHtml()
    $s_html = "<HTML>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "<BODY>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "<table id='tableOne'>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "    <tr bgcolor=#D5BCCD>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>1</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>29/09/2003</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>18</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>20</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>25</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>23</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>10</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>11</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>24</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>14</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>06</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>02</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>13</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>09</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>05</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>16</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>03</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>0,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>5</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>154</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>4645</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>48807</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>257593</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>49.765,82</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>689,84</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>10,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>4,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>2,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>0,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>0,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "    </tr>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "    <tr>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>2</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>06/10/2003</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>23</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>15</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>05</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>04</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>12</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>16</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>20</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>06</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>11</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>19</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>24</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>01</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>09</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>13</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>07</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>0,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>1</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>184</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>6232</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>81252</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>478188</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>596.323,70</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>1.388,95</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>10,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>4,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>2,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>0,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "        <td>0,00</td>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "    </tr>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "</table>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "</BODY>" & @CR
    $s_html &= "</HTML>"
EndFunc   ;==>_CreateHtml
The Sleeps are in there to slow it down enough to see what happens. This actually puts the "jg" tag inside the third "td" tag of the row, since "jg" is not valid.

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thanks all for the repply!

Do you mind if I ask the purpose of the transformation? It looks like the TR/TD data for an HTML table, except that "jg" is not a valid tag to be inserting there. One reason I ask is just curiosity: What the heck is a "jg" tag for?. The other reason is that if you are extracting the html from a page table and modifying it just to write back to the page, you do it on the DOM like this:

<jg> the tag is just an example, i am doing tests, but it is not a permanent tag, put it to exemplify just what i wanted!

thanks a lot for the code

The problem with this approach is that it relies on a strict format and a fixed number of entries in the <jg> part.

If that's OK for your use case, then it's as "simple" as you can hope in a one-liner.

You can have the same transformation without the above limitations by first capturing every instances in an array (option 3) then working with the usual String* function to insert it where needed.

It will get less simple anyway, so if you have that fixed number of entries, stick with that pattern.

yeah, u're right, thanks a lot man!

@GEOSoft

thanks a lot for the code too!

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