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{{RFI| | string [int,int] group_string( string, string ) | ||
{{#vardefine:name|group_string}} | |||
{{#vardefine:return_type|string [int, int]}} | |||
{{#vardefine:aggregate|yes}} | |||
{{FunctionPage| | |||
name={{#var:name}}| | |||
function_category=String Handling Routines| | |||
function1={{Function| | |||
name={{#var:name}}| | |||
aggregate={{#var:aggregate}}| | |||
return_type={{#var:return_type}}| | |||
return_also={{#var:return_also}}| | |||
parameter1={{Param|string|group_me}}| | |||
parameter2={{Param|string|group_by}}| | |||
p1desc={{Pspan|group_me}} is the string to split into groups| | |||
p2desc={{Pspan|group_by}} is the regular expression to group by| | |||
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function_description=This function returns a map keyed by an integer pair of text in {{pspan|group_me}} matching the regular expression {{pspan|group_by}}. Exactly how is unclear.| | |||
needscode=yes| | |||
more_info= See [http://kolmafia.us/showthread.php?t=318 this thread] for details.| | |||
}} | |||
{{RFI|The regex isn't too hard to parse, but the results are.|For results, I always see [int,0] and [int,1] keys; huh?}} | |||
Revision as of 16:02, 5 March 2010
string [int,int] group_string( string, string )
needs(code_samples);
Function Syntax
string [int, int] group_string(string group_me ,string group_by )
- group_me is the string to split into groups
- group_by is the regular expression to group by
This function returns a map keyed by an integer pair of text in group_me matching the regular expression group_by. Exactly how is unclear.
More Information
See this thread for details.
Attention KoLmafia Experts!
We need your help; some details of this function's operation are unknown or unclear.
The following specific questions have been raised:
- The regex isn't too hard to parse, but the results are.
- For results, I always see [int,0] and [int,1] keys; huh?