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I update, the previous methods did not work for me on another pc with windows 10, but RPD wraper works great, https://github.com/sebaxakerhtc/rdpwrap/releases/download/v1.8.6.1/RDPWrapMod-v1.8.6.1.zip You should only run the install.bat file, and after installation run RDP_CnC.exe from the installat...

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hello friends I was wondering if there is a way to get regexmatch to search for a certain string but only from and to a certain specific character. I find it quite simple as long as that specific character is not repeated in the text document even if regexmatch does not incorporate it in its options...

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hello beautiful autohotkey community, I was wondering if it is possible to know the number of the alternative (|) of the second regexmatch parameter that matched ("NeedleRegEx") taking into account the order in which they were written from left to right, I know it is possible to store NeedleRegEx in...

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You can use a substring as your haystack, or: str = axabcxdebfxghibxjklb find = b start = 10 end = 20 pos := (pos := RegExMatch(str, find,, start)) > end ? 0 : pos MsgBox, 64, Position, %pos% wow, thank you very much, it works great, I owe you one. by the way, i renamed the topic for someone in the...

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str = axabcxdebfxghibxjklb find = b RegExMatch(str, "P).*?x.*?(\Q" find "\E).*?x", m) MsgBox, 64, Position, %mPos1% THANK YOU VERY MUCH "mikeyww", IT SEEMS THAT THE DELIMITING CHARACTER HERE is the "X",This worked fine for me when I want to put a known character as a delimiter, but how would I achi...

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apparently the use of .*?keywordendposition seems to be the answer, or the use of look behind a look ahead assertions, but 2 lines of regexmatch code are needed, one to capture the substring of the entire string and separate it from it, and the other to search in the substring if the desired words e...

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hello beautiful auothotkey community, I have the following code: q:: str := "yellow3xxxyellow2xxxyellow1xxxbluexxxred1xxxred2xxxred3xxxyellow....against...yellow2xxxblue2xxxred2...againt...yellow3xxxblue3xxxred3" p := 1 array := [] while p:= RegExMatch(str, "yellow(?:(?!yellow).)*?blue.*?red", m, p+...

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It is not so difficult to accomplish that, but, as mikeyww and I apparently see it, the problem is that it is not as clearly defined as you state. As I understand it, I would describe the issue as follows: in the exact order stipulated, find the word "yellow" followed by one more characters that do...

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@rj8810, it seems you are trying to match html, yet your example isn't valid html... With your example I guess something like this would work: href="((?:.(?!href="))*?anything-(?:.(?!">))*?\/div\(id:\d.*?)"> , whereas with real HTML this would probably be better: href="((?:.(?!">))*?anything-(?:.(?...

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full topic: "how to make autohotkey work on pc via rdp connections, or work on multiple, different and independent virtual desktops without scripts interfering with each other." ¡if anyone has a better idea please post it! the problem with autohotkey working on desktops or virtual machines in the cl...

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Try this: document = href="222xxxhref="111xxxanything-xxx/div(id:123)">yyyy/div(id:222)"> keyword2 = anything RegExMatch(document, "(href="")(.(?!(?1)|(?3)))*?.?(" . keyword2 . ")(?2)*?/div\(id:\d+\)"">", m) MsgBox, % m thank you very much, this code seems to work very well, :bravo: :dance: :D q:: ...

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AlphaBravo wrote: ↑
25 Jul 2022, 10:07

Descolada wrote: ↑
25 Jul 2022, 00:58
@rj8810, could you post a concise description of what you are trying to match and what the rules of matching need to be? Preferably post the real haystack you are using, not the one with reds and yellows
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ready, post a real case of what I need, in advance thanks to all

rj8810

@rj8810, could you post a concise description of what you are trying to match and what the rules of matching need to be? Preferably post the real haystack you are using, not the one with reds and yellows :) GRacias 1.- my wish is to find a pattern composed of 3 words: keyword = href=" keyword2 = %v...

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or if you really have to use one liner: H = 111yellow111yellow222blue222red222 RegExMatch(H, "i)yellow((([^ybr]+|y+(?!ellow)|b+(?!lue)|r+(?!ed))?)blue(?2))red", m) MsgBox % m1 Alphabravo unfortunately it can't implement your code properly, this was as far as I got: w:: keyword:="anytng" H = href=22...

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just out of curiosity does anyone know how to put something like an anchor to negative look-ahead assertion: H = yellow222yellow111blue111red111red222red333forthisyellownoworkingthecode ; negative look-ahead only until the word red should have effect K = yellow(?!.*yellow anchorred).*?blue.*?red ; R...

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or if you really have to use one liner: H = 111yellow111yellow222blue222red222 RegExMatch(H, "i)yellow((([^ybr]+|y+(?!ellow)|b+(?!lue)|r+(?!ed))?)blue(?2))red", m) MsgBox % m1 thank you very much alfabravo, now your code works perfectly. :superhappy: :thumbup: :clap: :bravo: H = yellow333yellow222y...

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Does anyone have any idea how to capture subpatterns with the code of AlphaBravo:

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H = 111yellow111yellow222blue222red222
RegExMatch(H, "i)yellow(([^ybr]+|y+(?!ellow)|b+(?!lue)|r+(?!ed))?)blue(?1)red", m)
MsgBox % m

for example the subpattern between yellow and red

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did you try my modified needle from my last post!! H = 111yellow111yellow222blue222red222 RegExMatch(H, "i)yellow(([^ybr]+|y+(?!ellow)|b+(?!lue)|r+(?!ed))?)blue(?1)red", m) MsgBox % m hello, thank you, the code fulfills the purpose, impressive, I have never been so close to achieving it, the only p...

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I think the clearest and most summarized way to express what I want to achieve is the following: find the nearest word(yellow) to another word(blue) from right to left example: yellow3xxxyellow2xxxyellow1xxxbluexxxred1xxxred2xxxred3xxxyellow.... finding the nearest word (red) to another word (blue) ...

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in case someone didn't understand me I think the clearest and most summarized way to express what I want to achieve is the following: find the nearest word(yellow) to another word(blue) from right to left example: yellow3xxxyellow2xxxyellow1xxxbluexxxred1xxxred2xxxred3xxxyellow.... finding the neare...

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