Logic operator names please

[jp1]

What logic operators does ZP use other than 'if'? (I only see 'if' as it's default)

Thanks.

 

[Hungry Bulldozer]

Any logic operations for JavaScript,
'or','and'

 

[BobPull]

Could you explain how to use these logic operation?

For example, i would like to check parsed text : "Dad is angry" OR "Mum is tired". How do this?

 

[gcomm]

If you are looking for that text on a page > highlight the text you want to check on the page > right click > text presence check > hit the checkbox.

If you want to parse contents of a page to find "mom is a drunken mess" or similar you could try the above method (without highlighting the unknown text in this case> SEE second logic operation in template below which you can run in Project Maker to see what I mean.

Посмотреть вложение TEXT PRESENCE CHECK.xml



Otherwise you can parse anything on the planet using and learning regex - Check Iamthedarkwiz youtube videos - STELLAR !

The regex for my example would be Mom is a drunken mess.* which can be built in the Regular expression builder in Project Maker... it gets fun after awhile

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Building the Regex for the above:

Macros builder > Regular Expression > Parse with Regular Expression -
IT WOULD LOOK LIKE THIS - {-RegExp.RegExp-|-{-FieldData.FieldData-|-●9●8●3●5●0●6●-|-≡1≡1≡2≡7≡9≡1≡3≡2≡6≡2≡-}-|-Mom is a drunken mess.*-|-all-}

BOLD indicates the execution result of getting the text of the webpage -
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[BobPull]

Thanks gcomm, i'm yet a newbie with zennoposter, so you lost a little myself with regular expression syntax but i'm confident and i will understand!

Your regular expression compares if the check text parsed before is the same with the second expression/sentence ? I don't understand the end *-|-all Maybe you could indicate me a little page with simple syntax that i could learn?

 

[gcomm]

After you view all of the videos shown above. Anything about regex or email processing by iamthedarkwiz will help you grasp it.

Afterwards play with the regular expression builder - at the top of the screen if you click on URL / EMAIL - that will copy a regular expression into your clipboard thereby you paste it into the area where the regex "formula" is to be inserted.


Put a bunch of urls, email address or source code into the area which processes the text - then click "text a regular expression" in the middle area. The results will be shown in the right column.



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Now if you want to apply that regex formula to a text file or to a webpage to strip data. You would use the ProjectMaker Template Editor and open macros editor > regular expressions > parse with regular expressions >

-under input string you would put either the execution result for "getting a block of text" or execution result of "get page source" or similar.
-under the regular expression you would add the formula you have built in the regular expression builder
-number of match you can put a numeric value - for the amount of results you want to fetch or put "all" to get all results available
-finally copy the macro and use it...


I will upload a template when I have a moment. Again there a few videos which show how to parse links from bing and amazon out there... very informative.

I wouldn't get frustrated, just play with the regular expression builder - it becomes very easy after time and there is a ton of stuff you can do with ZennoPoster without using regex at all.

Take care.