I have two different profiles for two different layouts of tables in placemint, but the first profile always auto loads and takes over. I cant get the second profile to override the first at all. Any way to do this?
Trying to organize turbos 180s tables by blind level but dont know the code to add both SB and BB cuz if i choose either at some levels there would be a duplicate number so i would like to do it by "Antes"...how would that go? i found these 2 codes...
Got the code working but i would like to create seperate groups for rebuys and freezouts turbos 180s but the code i got mixed them both, is there a way to keep them apart? At least keeping the $3r during the rebuy period aside from the others.
Getting issues with my Turbo 180 Freezouts RegEx as i believe it takes the $15 buy is 2 seperate buy ins cuz its working great with $2.50s and $8s and i even set it up for a buddy that plays $4.50 so how i tell placemint whenever i type...
You have some non-escaped characters in that string. That webpage will point them out for you.
"[\$€](2|8|15)\.(50|00)(\+R)?\sNL\sHold'em" finds "$15.00 NL Hold'em" in that tester. What's the entire title of the $15 windows you are trying to find?
You have some non-escaped characters in that string. That webpage will point them out for you.
And i dont know what u mean by "non-scaped" characters i understand in some extent these things but u lost me right there. But the thing is that same string works fine with the $2.50 and $8.00 but not the $15.00 i think it has something to do with the fact the $15.00 has 2 digit number for the buy in
Certain characters mean something to the regex parser. So you "escape" those by putting a \ in front of them. Tells the parser to treat it like a character and not an operator. The $ is one and why I suggested the \ before.
What is the full title of the $8 windows? On that test site, the first part of your regex finds 2, 8, and 15 NL Holdem. So I am figuring that something is different in another part of the title.
Cant test this right now cuz there isnt any $15 180 running but test it on a $15 fifty/fifty table and on a $15 18 man and it was working along with some $2.50s and $8.00 tables.
There is something weird going on on your system or when placemint executes on those tables then. If I take the regex built in to placemint for PokerStars 180 Players and fixed the non escaped forward slashes, then it matches "$15.00 NL Hold'em [180 Players, Turbo] - Blinds $400/$800 Ante $75 - Tournament 1690581406 Table 2" exactly. The regex I posted above matches everything before "- Tournament Table etc etc" If I combine the two and reduce the string like you asked before, I get:
And that matches "$15.00 NL Hold'em [180 Players, Turbo] - Blinds $400/$800 Ante $75 - Tournament 1690581406 Table 2" exactly. But I can only test on that webpage I gave you.
If this still doesn't work, then there is not much else I can help with. Double check that you do not have any other regex defined for the class or title that may be throwing it off.
One last thing to try is the regex without escaping the forward slashes. Maybe placemint auto-parses those. So you can try:
The title I pulled has more spaces after "turbo]" and before "- Blinds", so adding a + to the appropriate \s seemed to fix it, at least on the one window I tried. (In COKE_MAN's 1st example.)
That's what I have been suspecting. More spaces in the $15 title somewhere, but what he posted was single spaced. Thanks for checking. I bet that works for him now.
But not taking the rest, i dont know if it is a coding issue or its just not reading the blind levels properly and just sending all the tables to the first slot.
That's doubling up. It's looking for "Blinds $[any number]" then looking for 10, 15, 25, etc. So a matching title would have to look something like "Blinds $1010/20"
Try changing that part to "\sBlinds\s[$€](10|15|25|50|75|100)" and see if it gets any better.
