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string_{encode,decode}_base64
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"repeat:count,string" (closes #958)
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All changes:
- fix check of tags in lines: check lines without tags, fix check of tags with
negation ("!tag")
- add string functions string_split_tags and string_free_split_tags
- add tests on function gui_line_match_tags
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#1200)
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evaluated values
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string ("cut:" and "cutscr:") (closes #963)
The format to use is one of:
- ${cut:+max,suffix,string}
- ${cutscr:+max,suffix,string}
With the "+" before max, WeeChat ensures there are at most "max" chars in
output, including the length of suffix string.
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expressions
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If no callback is given, a default callback is used, which just compares
pointers.
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expression)
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This fixes two problems:
- stop before max char displayed with wide chars
- preserve combining chars in the output
Before the fix (wrong):
>> ${cutscr:3,+,こんにちは世界}
== [こん+]
>> ${cutscr:1,+,a${\u0308}}
== [a+]
After the fix (OK):
>> ${cutscr:3,+,こんにちは世界}
== [こ+]
>> ${cutscr:1,+,a${\u0308}}
== [ä]
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The syntax is: ${cutscr:max,suffix,string}.
The string is cut after max chars displayed on screen. If the string is cut,
the optional suffix is added after.
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The syntax is: ${cut:max,suffix,string}.
The string is cut after max chars. If the string is cut, the optional suffix is
added after.
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New functions:
- string_dyn_alloc
- string_dyn_copy
- string_dyn_concat
- string_dyn_free
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the string (issue #812)
Some tests are added as well to test the multiple masks in the string.
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