Help file?

[adamgordonbell]

Help file?

[adamgordonbell]

Hi Dmarm,

I think the lesson split regex is used to split text into lessons when you import it in. Sorry on the lack of documentation, I was just adding little tweaks here and there to support my personal usage.

[DMarm]

Thanks for your answer.

I tried to play with the regex but was not able to make it works. I tried to use the \n to get new lesson for each line but without any luck. Don't know what I missed as I'm not really good at coding language.

In addition, as I was trying to find a way to format my lesson correctly, do you think it could be possible to get a special character, for example #, to split your lesson?

Everytime amphetype find a # it will create a new line but it won't include the # character.
That would greatly help to lay down your lesson as you wish.

For example sometimes I'd like to keep 3 lines together but separate the other lines one by one. With a special character I can do it without letting the segmentation being done automatically.

What I did with the current version is adding # in the regex field and it did split my lesson as expected but I had to type the # in the lesson, which is not exacly intended.

Thanks again for your work.

[adamgordonbell]

Hi,
That should be easy. Make the regex # and I think there is a strip field, that will strip characters.

You can test the regex here:

http://regexr.com/

[DMarm]

I add still no luck with this.

If I only put [\n] in the regex field in parameters, it doesn't import anything. If I only put # it seems to miss some part of the text.

What I did was creating a text, place my # at the end of the lessons, set min max length to 20-500 and import but I never managed to get anything import properly.

At least I got the strip function working, it removes the # charaters but it also seems to remove random part of my text.

Thanks for the link I managed to test my expression and it works. That will be really usefull.

Edit:
If I import the same text in lalop version it is imported correctly but it doesn't strip the character. There may be something wrong with the import and how it handle the new lines.