Putting together these two projects even taught me a lil sumchin about my evolution as an artist and individual.

I look at “rejex” as my more experimental side compared to ’99. love the yellow vinyl.the sample on indubitable is great. The songs on Rejex are the songs Joey deemed not good enough for 1999. I”, “catharsis”, “panty raid”, “fantum” and “update”) are tracks I dropped prior to the release of ’99 as promo only. 1999 by Joey Bada was released 10 years ago. I also have a couple of tracks on here I did when I was 15 years old (“little rachel”, “indubitable”, and “silent knight”) and I want to show people the progress I’ve made in a couple of years. I decided to put this project together because I have a lot of unreleased material that I didn’t want to keep from the ears of my fans and supporters. Joey Badass states “1999 rejex” is a compilation of tracks that didn’t make it to my debut mixtape “1999” (obviously). He states some of the tracks were recorded when his was 15 years old, and wanted people to witness how his matured over the years. After more elemental parsing I may yet have to deal with this in a different way, but again first things first.Īny Help would be greatly appreciated and hopefully instructive to me and others.Joey Badass (Badas$$) has decided to release a mixtape of tracks that didn’t make the cut for his debut 1999 release. ' character and because, I'll never know what characters may be contained in other recipes I may download.I've tried everything that would seem to be helpful but either I get 'No Match' or 1 match.īTW, I use unicode characters in the 'capture everything' token because of the ' The best I've come up with is just one match that captures everything from 'Day' to ~The Last~ 'XXX.' In other words, it finds the entire string/file, skipping over (this what I can't solve) the 'XXX' in the interior of the string instead of using it to identify its first match and then moving on to find the next 'Day'. I've done this out of frustration and it isn't clear that any help, or hurt the result. I've also employed every combination of Multi-Line, Single Line, Global Mode On and Off. Here are several of the unsuccessful Regex's I've tried. You'll also see 'DDD' and 'III' inserted as future helper delimiters, which may be avoided with more elegant programming.TBD. Note here, I've manually inserted 'XXX' as a delimiter for clarity in the example and because the format, block order, terminology etc of other downloaded Recipes will likely be indeterminate, or at least very hard to specify. The desired result from Regex would be two matches one containing all of Day 1 and a second containing all of Day 2. Heat a nonstick pan over medium heat and let butter melt until bubbling. Heat a nonstick pan over low heat and brush butter around the pan. This obviously is greatly shortened for use here, but it is representative of the overall problem. And I've also done the requisite study on a couple of very good Regex Reference/Tutorial web sites. I've used Regex before on smaller tasks, but I don't consider myself to be fluent (or even 'good') with it. But I just can't find anything that gets me all the way there. I've been researching the web for a couple days now since I'm always convinced someone has probably asked the same or a similar question before. I know this specific word search will have to be improved later, but if I can get this example working, I believe I'll be able to handle any such issues that follow. Starting from the very beginning of a set of recipes in a downloaded 7-day diet menu the first block of text I want to find is between 'Day' and 'XXX'. Calories, Carbs etc), Directions and, of course Ingredients. Breakfast, Snack), Nutritional Qualities (e.g.

These would be things like, the Title, Meal Type (e.g. My specific problem here is capturing blocks of text within a file containing one or more recipes in such a way as to, first, extract blocks of text for further parsing. The ultimate goal is to feed a recipe into a database component by component such that they can later be randomly selected for a, say, weekly menu and then generate a overall required ingredients list (a shopping list) by summing the quantities from like ingredients from all the selected recipes. I'm attempting to use Regex to parse downloaded strings of text which are recipes.