regex

[anystupidassname]

Assuming I'm using the InetGetSource UDF to get a list of links on the page, how could I use regex to pick the link I'm interested in assuming it will always be the only one to end in a certain way (lets say $var for example)

Thanks!

[w0uter]

could you give more info like an example site and what link you actually want to pick out.

if your looking for some regex exampels check my sig out (_Google & _InetGetImage)

[seandisanti]

Assuming I'm using the InetGetSource UDF to get a list of links on the page, how could I use regex to pick the link I'm interested in assuming it will always be the only one to end in a certain way (lets say $var for example)

Thanks!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I think i'm going to have to impose a limit on myself of how many times in a day i can say 'check out dale's ie.au3 to do this easier'

[Zedna]

Here is my similar code snipet:

; my sample html source snipet
$html_src = '<A href="data/0507211530.gif">15:30</A> | <A href="data/0507211500.gif">15:00</A> | ...'

$names = StringRegExp($html_src, '(?i)<A href="data/(.*?)">', 3); (?i) -> case insensitive
If @Error <> 0 or @extended <> 1 Then 
    MsgBox(48, "Error", "Error finding links on the page!")
    Exit
Else
    MsgBox(48, "OK", "Number of links on the page is " & UBound($names))
EndIf

[w0uter]

code is kinda wrong.

what if there are other tags between A and href.

and what if they use ' instead of "

[anystupidassname]

could you give more info like an example site and what link you actually want to pick out.

if your looking for some regex exampels check my sig out (_Google & _InetGetImage)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

For example the windows-intel file on this page

blah, assume you don't have to click yes twice and pick daily dat only...

Edited August 12, 2005 by anystupidassname

[Zedna]

code is kinda wrong.

what if there are other tags between A and href.

and what if they use ' instead of "

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

My code is not wrong but only for one HTML page from which I download links to pictures from meteorological radar. In my application it's working fine.

It was just an example for somebody to start using StringRegExp.