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Per Amundsen, 08/12/2015 09:01 PM
| 1 | 1 | Per Amundsen | _Added in 1.9.0_ |
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| 3 | *$hfind(name|N,text,[N],[M],[@window|command])* |
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| 5 | Searches table for the Nth item name which matches text and returns the item name. |
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| 7 | *Parameters* |
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| 9 | name|N - Name of the hash table or the Nth hash table. |
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| 10 | text - Text to search for. |
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| 11 | [N] - If N = 0, number of matches, otherwise the Nth match. (optional) |
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| 12 | [M] - (optional) |
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| 13 | <pre> |
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| 14 | n - Normal text comparison. (default if M is not specified) |
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| 15 | w - Text is wildcard text. |
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| 16 | W - Hash table item/data is wildcard text. |
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| 17 | r - Text is a regular expression. |
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| 18 | R - Hash table item/data is a regular expression. |
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| 19 | </pre> |
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| 21 | 4 | Per Amundsen | [@window|command] - if @window is defined, fills the side-listbox with the results, otherwise the command is run on each result. |
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| 23 | *Properties* |
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| 25 | .data - Search for a matching data value instead of item name. |
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| 27 | *Example* |
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| 29 | <pre> |
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| 30 | ; Searches hash table 'Example' for all items using and runs the command 'echo -ag $1-' on each result, $1- holds the item name or data. |
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| 31 | //echo -ag result: $hfind(Example, *, 0, w, echo -ag $1-) |
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| 33 | ; Searches the hash table 'Example' and prints the number of matches. |
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| 34 | //echo -ag result: $hfind(Example, *, 0, w) |
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| 36 | ; Searches the hash table 'Example' and prints the first matched item. |
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| 37 | //echo -ag result: $hfind(Example, *, 1, w) |
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| 39 | ; Searches the hash table 'Example' and prints the first matched data. |
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| 40 | //echo -ag result: $hfind(Example, *, 1, w).data |
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| 41 | </pre> |