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This should be very simple, but i am going around in circles with regexp, so am wondering can somebody help.

i am trying to strip all the .ogg addresses from a website. I seem able to get the information in the tag, and also able to get any instance of .ogg, but for the life of me cannot get the information that comes before every instance of .ogg.

i am trying to strip all the .ogg addresses from a website. I seem able to get the information in the  tag, and also able to get any instance of .ogg, but for the life of me cannot get the information that comes before every instance of .ogg. 

simple-parse-text-problem

Well, is it what you want? It's quite ugly… I'm not very proud… there must be a better way!

hi Patrick. I am not sure, as your version does not seem to print anything!

Well, this is what I get on my system (Max7.1, 64 bits, OSX.9.5) :

print: /Heathrow_Planes1.ogg
print: /aix_provence_ecole_art.ogg
print: /cali_valle.ogg
print: /chicago_campsherwin.ogg
print: /galilee_pennsylvania.ogg
print: /gary_gmo_dunes1.ogg
print: /le-rove_niolon.ogg
print: /london_camberwell.ogg
print: /suffolk_coast_Walberswick.ogg


oh i see, that is indeed what i am looking for so thankyou!

i will try and solve the problem. I am still on Max 6 (Max 6, 10.7) i wonder if that is making a difference....how odd.

oh i see, that is indeed what i am looking for so thankyou!
i will try and solve the problem. I am still on Max 6 (Max 6, 10.7) i wonder if that is making a difference....how odd. 

i figured it out. In Max 6 the fromsymbol object does not like the @separator argument for some reason.

As it only takes one argument, i can just use the > and it works perfect. thankyou so much!!

i figured it out. In Max 6 the fromsymbol object does not like the @separator argument for some reason. 

As it only takes one argument, i can just use the > and it works perfect. thankyou so much!!


Simple (!) parse text problem