Replies to bitshift, page 24
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@bitshift Oh my
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@bitshift I'm an animal
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@bitshift According to that article, you can't use repetition or optional items inside a lookbehind.
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@bitshift sed actually
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@bitshift Because let's be honest, they wouldn't be on long
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@bitshift Sounds good *hug*
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@bitshift You didn't allow for any characters to separate the quotes and the #
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@bitshift This will match when there is a quote character after the # even if there isn't one before it. (I am being generous here- this actually barely matches anything at all, but I understand what you meant to type)
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@bitshift I recognize that this breaks when a quote is escaped, but I'd like to take this one step at a time (and I found a snippet that allows for escaped quotes so hopefully finding the solution to the simpler problem will teach me whatever I need to know to work that into the final result).
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@bitshift The string to match is '\s*#.*' and the string to not match is '".*#.*"'
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@bitshift The problem arises from needing to check that the string to match is not contained within the string to not match. Specifically, I am trying to match the first # symbol that is not inside quotes.
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@bitshift I was just in a "worst Nintendo characters" thread and it was just like WE ALL HATE WALUIGI IN UNISON BLUH
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@bitshift I was asleep the whole time anyway *hughug~*
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@bitshift I'm staggered that they needed so many words for "I am upset that hasbro is changing my magic purple horse into a flying magic purple horse"
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@bitshift Fun Fact: Bitshift is neither a bit nor a shift.
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@bitshift *hugs* oh I try to XD
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@bitshift well, the kind where everyone is asking me to get stuff done for them - like AJ in one certain episode :)
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@bitshift could be better, so much catching up to do
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@bitshift *nuzzlesnose* heya ponny
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Tuesday, 29-Jan-13 09:33:47 UTC from web
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@bitshift [ANSI crying] I don't [UTF-8 heart] you any more.
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@bitshift I [Shift-JIS heart] you.
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@bitshift Well... um... :< It's not my fault! The same guy did both versions! >:
