I receive a list of values prepended by a keyword that continually changes, like this:

I want to route all the list that starts with heteroclite.go and all the list with homoclite.stop trough 2 different way, and so on

I tryed many things like dynamic [route] since the int at the end of the string changes,

but the flow seems to speed for scripting

I can't find any solution with this.
I receive a list of values prepended by a keyword that continually changes, like this:

heteroclite.go23 1.2 43.6 4.2,
heteroclite.go24 1.5 46.2 6.3,
homoclite.stop52 12. 65. 24.,
heteroclite.go25  1.6 48.2 4.3, 

I tryed many things like dynamic [route] since the int at the end of the string changes,
but the flow seems to speed for scripting

or
[regexp heteroclite.go-?\d+.?\d*]
but this not allows to route the list.

route-dynamic-list

I never use regexp... it's just beyond me. But here it seems to work, unless I misunderstood.

not sure what you mean too fast for scripting, but if those two terms dont change, why you

[route heteroclite.go heteroclite.stop] will route it.

of course, if you need the keyword elsewhere, you have to recreate it (for example with a prepend)

[route] unfortunately only supports the "set" message when it is limited to 1 argument (and i think

only when you do not type one in, i.e. just [route])

not sure what you mean too fast for scripting, but if those two terms dont change, why you
need a dynamic route?

[route] unfortunately only supports the "set" message when it is limited to 1 argument (and i think
only when you do not type one in, i.e. just [route])

Nice examples guys, and they all do the work.

Nice examples guys, and they all do the work.
Many thanks.


not overly surprising, Emmanuel's version is the fastest.

But I do have to disagree that Regexp is fun. It hurts my poor, feeble brain ;)

not overly surprising, Emmanuel's version is the fastest.
But I do have to disagree that Regexp is fun. It hurts my poor, feeble brain ;)

route dynamic list