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Sunday, December 29, 2002

5:10:37 PM   #  

I tweaked untitledPost for safety.

I tweaked untitledPost for safety. Note that my last post is still untitled. If there are HTML tags in the first sentence, the post remains untitled.
on untitledPost (adrpost) {
  if not defined (adrpost^.title) {
    local(title)
    title = string(string.firstSentence (adrpost^.text))
    endMarks = {"!", "?"}
    for i = 1 to sizeOf(endMarks) {
      if title contains endMarks[i] {
        title = string.popSuffix (title,  endMarks[i])
        title = title + endMarks[i] } }
    if not string.wildcardMatch(title, "<*>") {
      adrpost^.title = title } } }

If anyone can tell me how to actually strip HTML tags (without resorting to brute force) from a string, I'll happily tweak it again.

5:15:23 PM   #  

This is a test of another tweak to untitledPost

This is a test of another tweak to untitledPost.

For those playing along at home, the answer was searchEngine.stripMarkup.

5:24:08 PM   #  

And here's the final script.

And here's the final script.

on untitledPost (adrpost) {
  if not defined (adrpost^.title) {
    local(title)
    title = string(string.firstSentence (adrpost^.text))
    endMarks = {"!", "?"}
    for i = 1 to sizeOf(endMarks) {
      if title contains endMarks[i] {
        title = string.popSuffix (title,  endMarks[i])
        title = title + endMarks[i] } }
    adrpost^.title = searchEngine.stripMarkup(title) } }

Thanks to Andy Fragen for the original.

5:28:50 PM   #  

You need a space after the period.

You need a space after the period. Or firstSentence will pick up more than you expect!

5:37:03 PM   #  


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