> From: Daniel A. Koepke <dkoepke@CALIFORNIA.COM>
> Date: Thursday, December 23, 1999 9:55 PM
> That's why you'd specify to only remove ones that begin a line, as I said
> in the first place (please read more carefully). There are no lines that
> begin with "+ " in CircleMUD to my knowledge, and,
>
> % grep -n "^+ " *.[ch]
>
> concurs. So, as I said, do a Search and Replace. If MSVC's IDE doesn't
> support regular expressions (it'd be just like Microsoft to not include
> something so useful for developers), I'm almost certain there's a checkbox
> somewhere in there that says, "Match pattern only at beginning of line."
In MSVC version 6 you can search the begining of a line(or other places) by
clicking on the arrow next to the 'search for' field. Don't know if it is in
earlier
versions though.
Slightly Off Topic:
Does anyone know of any good examples on how to use lex and yacc (or flex
and bison) to write compilers? The reason I ask is that I'd like to replace
the
stock Circle magic system with a custom spell language I'm developing.
Thanks in advance for any help.
-Steven J Hotchkiss (aka Astaroth)
Coder on FinalityMUD (finality.com port 4000)
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