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and now most probably what you would like to have, or close... screenshot 2021-04-12 à 16.57.21.jpg constant myDesktopFolder = "/Users/xxxx/Desktop/cards52/" constant mySourcesImages = "KH,JS,QD,AC,3H,7S,10D,2C,5H" on mergeImages local imgsIN, imgTiles, imgTilesRow local W, H, L, Nimgs, Nrows, Ncols...

and another step... screenshot 2021-04-12 à 16.24.38.jpg on mergeImages local img0, imgsIN, imgTiles, imgTilesRow local W, H, L, N put 3 into N -- N images sources lock screen repeat with i = 1 to N local aLocalJpegFile put item i of "KH,JS,QD" into aCard put myDesktopFolder & aCard & ".jpg" into aC...

Ok, I did move on a bit more... screenshot 2021-04-12 à 15.00.59.jpg on mergeImages local img0, imgsIN, imgTiles, W, H, L, N put 3 into N -- N images sources repeat with i = 1 to N local aLocalJpegFile put item i of "KH,JS,QD" into aCard put myDesktopFolder & aCard & ".jpg" into aCardFile set the te...

Hi Seal, I've done a quick and dirty piece of code to show you how to merge ( tile) images in 1 by script. So, that's the second solution Bernd did suggest to you. on mergeImages local img0, imgTiles, W, H, L, N put the imagedata of image "view" into img0 put the width of image "view" into W put W *...

as usual you put it much more elegantly and succinctly! and after a long sleep and a nice coffee, I end up with this one-liner. Still the same regex. -- Parsing scripts for comments if sunnYreplace( fld "IN", rex, "\1", newTxt) then \ put newTxt into fld "OUT" As often, having a break after a long ...

Ah, that makes sense... Hello Stam, Behind the scene, what makes sense is that we must catch strings to be able to match comments without false positives. Then the only way, AFAIK is to redirect strings patterns and comments patterns in 2 different slots. This is doable by using back references in ...

This works really well and picks out all comments; but it also picks up any text within quotation marks, was this the intent? Hi Stam, Yes, that's how it works without using my sunnYrex library. This can be avoided, but only if you can manage back references in the replacement text The reason behin...

I'm doing a stack that analyses text files of scripts from other stacks. What is the simplest way to detect a comment? Here is one way with regex. screenshot 2021-04-08.jpg the regex on top, the text to parse on the left and the result on the right (black bg) if sunnYmatchAll( T, rex, A, N, "both")...

Well, it looks like I am on the verge of learning something new. I REALLY appreciate all of your help! You're welcome Poco :) So, that's a good feeling, no? At least, I enjoy these moments... I spent a good deal of time with the api documentation but my mistaken assumption caused me to miss that im...

But I also tried submitting the parameters via a post request (using a method called "getViaPost"). Unfortunately, that returns a "404 Not Found" error. I do not know why. Hi Poco, all the samples, including the curl command, are using a GET in the docs. What's telling you that the POST is part of ...

Hi again, Actually, we can test most of the API, even without a key. Now, I can tell you I'm quite confident that it should work with a valid Key. So, running this code: ........... put url fullUrl into iAmRich if the result is empty then put JSONtoArray(iAmRich) into tableValues set the arraydata o...

Thank you both, Thierry & MrCoolLion!!! Thierry: I like your approach because I do not have to use the Indy version (which I may not have much longer). But I cannot get the POST command working. Hi Poco, It's a bit difficult to help you without seeing *how* you did code your solution. Much better t...

Hi Poco, Let me believe this could help you: You'll find a working curl command with some parameters: get shell("curl -X POST https://textbelt.com/text --data-urlencode phone='18001234' --data-urlencode message='Hello world' -d key=textbelt") and I did translated it to a POST livecode command only. ...

SparkOut wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 03, 2021 6:21 pm

*I don't need to link the xkcd strip again do I?

Edit: Oh alright then ...

Hi SparkOut, funny but that's an old story and only one side of the play

So, look at what was happening after that:

(click the gif to see it in action...)

Happy Easter,

Thierry

I'm sure Thierry could make a regex - but I'm not sure I could understand it

Then, what's the use to make one?

Regex can do anything. I never use it.

Almost my friend, almost...


Happy Easter,

Thierry