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reosarevok[m]
Argh, regexes. Halp?
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reosarevok[m]
I currently have this in my parse date code
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reosarevok[m]
const ymdRegex = /^\W*([0-9]{4})(?:\W+(0?[1-9]|1[0-2])(?:\W+(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01]))?)?\W*$/;
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reosarevok[m]
I wanted it to also support parsing ????-??-22 or whatnot
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reosarevok[m]
So I thought I'd do
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reosarevok[m]
^\W*([0-9]{4}|\?{4})(?:\W+(0?[1-9]|1[0-2]|\?{2})(?:\W+(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01]|\?{2}))?)?\W*$
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reosarevok[m]
But if matching that with 1999-??-09 it still gives me "match 1 1999, match 2 09" and skips the ?? entirely
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reosarevok[m]
Am I being an idiot?
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kellnerd[m]
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kellnerd[m]
Ah, there is a path which allows "-??-" as a non-word seprator between year and "month".
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kellnerd[m]
So you have to exclude "?" from "\W" or use a more specific separator pattern.
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kellnerd[m]
* So you have to exclude "?" from "\\W" or use a more specific separator pattern reosarevok.
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reosarevok[m]
Oh, thanks, I'll try that
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monkey[m]
kellnerd: Do you have matrix set up to ping you every time the word "regex" appears? :D
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kellnerd[m]
monkey: I only saw the message by chance. But I do receive pings for Harmony and a couple of other things.
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reosarevok[m]
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reosarevok[m]
That works better
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reosarevok[m]
It works now with 1999-??-01
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reosarevok[m]
But for some reason, it still doesn't work with just ????-01
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reosarevok[m]
(it detects 01 as group 1)
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reosarevok[m]
Can you see what is going wrong?
regexr.com does detect ???? as group 1 with the same regex 🫠
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kellnerd[m]
Sorry, but I don't see why that shouldn't work. I'll test once I'm back at a computer.
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kellnerd[m]
It's a JavaScript RegExp on the frontend, right?
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reosarevok[m]
Yeah
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reosarevok[m]
Maybe I'm doing something else that is dumb :)
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reosarevok[m]
Your tool shows "3 times" instead of 4 btw, but that seems unrelated :)
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kellnerd[m]
Oh, that's intended by the original author. The loop indicates the repetitions and not the total counts.
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reosarevok[m]
Aah, ok
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kellnerd[m]
But I agree it's a bit confusing when you are used to the regex notation.
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reosarevok[m]
Hmm, funnily ????-01-01 works and detects the three parts
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reosarevok[m]
????-01-?? also detects just 01 tho
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reosarevok[m]
Ah, regexes, what's not to love
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reosarevok[m]
Huh...
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reosarevok[m]
????-1 works
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reosarevok[m]
but ????-11 does not so it's not the optional 0 either
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kellnerd[m]
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kellnerd[m]
So whatever is breaking some of them is probably a different step, maybe some automatic input trimming etc?
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reosarevok[m]
I guess. I'll check that, thanks
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reosarevok[m]
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reosarevok[m]
I guess the script in there would actually copy to the .po files all the translations, even the ones that we still do with l_mb_server
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reosarevok[m]
* do with `l_mb_server, * l_mb_server`
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reosarevok[m]
Any ideas on how to improve that? Or is it fine for now and the unused ones will be dropped later by the usual translation file processes?
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reosarevok[m]
In any case, using l_mb_server did get the strings off reports.pot so that's sweet
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reosarevok[m]
For now pushed the relevant changes, need to test further tomorrow
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