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Subject: Re: RSS feeds
From: Craftkiller <tomalexander at comcast dot net>
Date: Mon, 30 May 2005 21:33:30 -0400
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Just like to thank you all for helping me with this. I decided to cut out all tags and then add important ones later. what I was trying to do before with * I accomplished with .+? I hope to eventually have a free program like ipodsync (which costs $15) and if anyone here wants something like that I can either send you my source code right now or send it when its more finnished just e-mail me at craftkiller at gmail dot com my code to eliminate the tags ended up being what is show below under the pagerecieved event of an http socket and later I am gonna add <title> tags. THANK YOU ALL!!!

one last question though instead of doing replace &#(some number); with a symbol that I guessed its value is, is there a way that I can get realbasic to get the correct symbol for it for me? i know char(int) does something like that but I need an integer value for that.

 content = ReplaceAll(content, "&#60;","<")
 content = replaceall(content, "&#38;#8243;", "'")
 content = replaceall(content, "&#62;", ">")
 content = replaceall(content, "&#39;", "'")
 dim re as new regEx

 re.SearchPattern = "(<link>.+?</link>|<a.+?</a>|<.+?>)"
 re.ReplacementPattern = ""
 re.Options.ReplaceAllMatches = true
 content = re.replace(content)







 rssfield.text = content
 dim f as folderitem
 dim file as new textoutputstream

f = DesktopFolder.child("F").child("Notes").child("Web").child("Worldofwarcraft.text")
 file = f.CreateTextFile
 file.writeline content



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