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    new problem for a simple checker

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  • andreiemA

    Regex new line

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    @andreiem said in Regex new line:

    @GaG said in Regex new line:

    .replace(/href="\//g, "href=\"\/\r\n")

    That worked

    Do you also know how can I use regex to remove everything after =

    Thank you!

    Users would help you more quickly if you attached examples of the general text and what it should look like in the end.

  • P

    Run process to run a new BAS script often doesn't start

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    @GaG Mmm I'm pretty sure the script end because I tested it for a few months now, but I will log the end of the scripts to be sure that's not the case, thanks for the suggestion.

    Each script is quite big with already multiple functions in each, I already tried to reduce the numbers to make the issues less common, but in BAS there is no currently a way to reorder the functions in the list or there is not a way to group them, so with too many functions in random order it will end up being a mess to edit, it's still a work in progress, there are always updated to do to make it better. So making a very big one is something I really would like to avoid.

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    Theres a 'bug' when you try to run same xml project in one project, and edit it in another

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    for example, for some reason when i launched BAS editor second time, it started not editing the most recent version but some other:
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    and thus the 5kb reduction size in backups.

  • S

    Question About Getting New Random Number Everytime

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    FOREACH, FOR, IF loops are perfectly suitable if you put error handling into your script (which you should).

    Global variables are shared across all threads, while the local variable is only within the current thread. If you request a value at the beginning of your thread, it will remain the same during the whole lifespan of that thread unless otherwise specified. For example, you could generate a few of them in a loop, save to list, then you have multiple random numbers to choose from.