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regex help
Hi, hope some of you Perl folks might be able to help Problem: I have a string that contains an expression. An expression can be: one or more variables, one or more operators, another variable (or number). So my expression looks like this (for example): -20.0 * pvs_variable1 + pvs_variable2... -
looking for XML training
Hi, I've been asked to select an XML/XSLT training course on DVD for my company. I found quite a few training courses and I'm wondering if you have any recommendations. We are located in the Detroit area and are also interested in potentially having a training course with an instructor for a day... -
Javascript to edit an XML file
Hi all, and thanks for reading. I have very little XML/Web experience and I have to do a feasibility study on a editor that reads/writes XML files. The XML files are "fixed" in other words all the elements and attributes are known. Some of the elements and attributes must be editable and I'm...- apertosa
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UI for editing XML files
Hi and thanks for reading. I have very little XML/Web experience and I have to do a feasibility study on a editor that reads/writes XML files. The XML files are "fixed" in other words all the elements and attributes are known. Some of the elements and attributes must be editable and I'm trying... -
string manipulation (ignoring portion of a string)
Hi guys, I'm parsing a string and I'd like to extract some relevant information in a TCL. The string: rev_lca connects lower_control_arm with subframe (Force) 2 lca_front lca_rear the portions in red is what I'm after, the rest is junk... Now I can do this: set... -
regex in tcl script
Hi folks and thanks for reading. I am a newbie in both TCL and REGEX (ugh...lots to learn), so please be forgiving. I did my research but couldn't find a match (hehe!) of what i need to do. The problem: I have a file that I'm parsing line by line in TCL The file looks like this: 'point1...
