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Techincally, wouldn't returning all user PM's be the simplest?
The sad part is, I made it just to look for a PM from somebody...
...but by the time I finished writing the code, I forgot what I was looking for
...but by the time I finished writing the code, I forgot what I was looking for
Do what now?
I wish I could say I've never done that.
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The sad part is, I made it just to look for a PM from somebody...
...but by the time I finished writing the code, I forgot what I was looking for
...but by the time I finished writing the code, I forgot what I was looking for
No big deal, It was just asking when you planned on giving me my 6.3 back. You didn't have to write a search engine to find find it, you could have just asked me what it said. Sheesh...
Nicroll 65 Assassin
Teltorid 52 Druid
Aude Sapere
Oh hell camp me all you want f**kers. I own this site and thus I own you. - Allakhazam
Teltorid 52 Druid
Aude Sapere
Oh hell camp me all you want f**kers. I own this site and thus I own you. - Allakhazam
I just wrote a Java app to take all the linebreaks out of a file, because I don't know how to use VI or really anything about PERL.
Sad thing is I had a file buffer problem and had to copy the results from the console.
The file had 204,000 characters, on over 11,000 lines. I wasn't going to do it manually. Stupid large XML message.
Sad thing is I had a file buffer problem and had to copy the results from the console.
The file had 204,000 characters, on over 11,000 lines. I wasn't going to do it manually. Stupid large XML message.
searched for:
%20
brought back:
Messages TO eq420
Subject Sent Size
Messages FROM eq420
Subject Sent Size
No messages in either category, and I've never received correspondance from anyone with that name.
===============
search for:
%\k
brought back:
Messages TO aaabank
Subject Sent Size
Messages FROM aaabank
Subject Sent Size
===============
Same deal, none in either category. Looks like if the search matches a valid username it presents the "subject sent size" thing even if no messages are returned.
Also, the search field handles regular expressions in a very interesting way.
Edited, Fri Mar 24 14:00:14 2006 by Wingchild
%20
brought back:
Messages TO eq420
Subject Sent Size
Messages FROM eq420
Subject Sent Size
No messages in either category, and I've never received correspondance from anyone with that name.
===============
search for:
%\k
brought back:
Messages TO aaabank
Subject Sent Size
Messages FROM aaabank
Subject Sent Size
===============
Same deal, none in either category. Looks like if the search matches a valid username it presents the "subject sent size" thing even if no messages are returned.
Also, the search field handles regular expressions in a very interesting way.
Edited, Fri Mar 24 14:00:14 2006 by Wingchild
Wingchild wrote:
Also, the search field handles regular expressions in a very interesting way.
It's the default mySQL way.
You're right though, if there's no results I shouldn't print any headers.
Do what now?
Quote:
Your project in perl
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
my $output_file = "output_file.txt";
my $input_file = "input_file.txt";
my $textdump;
open(INFILE, "$input_file") or die "Can't open $input_file: $!";
open(OUTFILE, ">$output_file") or die "Can't open $output_file: $!";
while (<INFILE>){
$textdump .= $_;
}
$textdump =~ s/\n//ismg;
print OUTFILE qq($textdump);
close INFILE;
close OUTFILE;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
my $output_file = "output_file.txt";
my $input_file = "input_file.txt";
my $textdump;
open(INFILE, "$input_file") or die "Can't open $input_file: $!";
open(OUTFILE, ">$output_file") or die "Can't open $output_file: $!";
while (<INFILE>){
$textdump .= $_;
}
$textdump =~ s/\n//ismg;
print OUTFILE qq($textdump);
close INFILE;
close OUTFILE;
Your project in VBScript:
Const ForReading = 1
Const ForWriting = 2
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile("c:\urfile.xml", ForReading)
strContents = objFile.ReadAll()
objFile.Close
strContents = Replace(strContents, vbCrLf, "")
Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile("c:\urfile.xml", ForWriting)
objFile.Write strContents
objFile.Close
Edited, Fri Mar 24 15:04:46 2006 by xythex
Nicroll 65 Assassin
Teltorid 52 Druid
Aude Sapere
Oh hell camp me all you want f**kers. I own this site and thus I own you. - Allakhazam
Teltorid 52 Druid
Aude Sapere
Oh hell camp me all you want f**kers. I own this site and thus I own you. - Allakhazam
Your project in Real Man's perl:
perl -pe 's/\n//;' infile > outfile
Edited, Fri Mar 24 15:21:09 2006 by Danalog
perl -pe 's/\n//;' infile > outfile
Edited, Fri Mar 24 15:21:09 2006 by Danalog
Do what now?
Quote:
Your project in Real Man's perl:
My VBScript is longer than your perl...
Nicroll 65 Assassin
Teltorid 52 Druid
Aude Sapere
Oh hell camp me all you want f**kers. I own this site and thus I own you. - Allakhazam
Teltorid 52 Druid
Aude Sapere
Oh hell camp me all you want f**kers. I own this site and thus I own you. - Allakhazam
What do you have in place to avoid an SQL injection line (beyond 30 char max)? Do you parse out special characters from the search variable before you seed your SQL string?
If it's accepting % on the search line, I'd argue that special characters aren't being stripped yet.
Actually allowing % is kind of fun as it lets you do some pattern matching (if you can only remember part of someone's name), but the tool as-written stops at the first name matched.
i.e., if I search for kao% I will get the header for all messages to/from Kao, but not Kaol, Kaoli, or Kaolian.
Actually allowing % is kind of fun as it lets you do some pattern matching (if you can only remember part of someone's name), but the tool as-written stops at the first name matched.
i.e., if I search for kao% I will get the header for all messages to/from Kao, but not Kaol, Kaoli, or Kaolian.
there's a quote() function that does all that for us.... pretty much every single query on the site either has an explicit "$::db->quote($string)" or an implicit "$query->prepare(qq(blahblah ? borkbork ?)); $query->execute($var1,$var2)"
Do what now?
Danalog the Vengeful Programmer wrote:
there's a quote() function that does all that for us.... pretty much every single query on the site either has an explicit "$::db->quote($string)" or an implicit "$query->prepare(qq(blahblah ? borkbork ?)); $query->execute($var1,$var2)"
your project in assembler (nasm, to be specific):
Edited, Fri Mar 24 16:35:07 2006 by Danalog
extern getchar,putchar
global main
main:
call getchar
cmp eax,-1
jz done
cmp eax,0xA
jz main
push eax
call putchar
pop eax
jmp main
done:
ret
Edited, Fri Mar 24 16:35:07 2006 by Danalog
Do what now?
D4n4l0g the V3ng3ful Pr0gr4mm3r wrote:
My nerd > your nerd.
Fixed.
your sig is way too damn long
Do what now?
Danalog the Vengeful Programmer wrote:
your sig is way too damn long
I broke it.
Enter this in the user box:
<a href="Foo.html">Hi</a>
Enter this in the user box:
<a href="Foo.html">Hi</a>
Stunted Quick Hands wrote:
I broke it.
Enter this in the user box:
<a href="Foo.html">Hi</a>
Enter this in the user box:
<a href="Foo.html">Hi</a>
good catch, fixed
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