Re: [wmii] snap: 20060309

On Thu, Mar 09, 2006 at 09:44:39PM +0100, Uriel wrote:
> You obviously can't read, the differences between the mechanism I
> proposed and awk, it is like comparing a fly with a 747 and claiming
> that a fly requires many tons of steel.
>
> Of course you demonstrate considerable ignorance about awk, as pattern
> matching is just a small part of awk, and even then, awk is just a few
> thousand lines of code. If you need more than one hundred lines of
> code to split a string and match with basic globing operations, you
> are certainly delusional.

Define a rule grammar, write a rule matcher which has a char ** or char
* as result and provide us the code. If you do it in lesser than
100 lines we can think about your mechanism. Note that you have
to parse the rules from a char buffer with proper length. I
don't care if you want to keep the information in rule structs
after writes to /pattern or in the char buffer. Just do it in
lesser than 100 lines to show us, that you're not delusional.

Thanks. Otherwise simply shut up.

Regards,

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