MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)
URL. Command
split URL
Intention
Splits an internet URL into its different parts.
Example:
: $$NUM=1
: $$MAN=http://www.fa2.de/asc-ansi-tabelle.htm
' Output is placed inside these variables in order
URL.$$MAN|$$V00|$$V01|$$V02|$$V03|$$V04|$$V05|$$V06|$$V07
PRT.Protokoll: $$V00
PRT. www?: $$V01
PRT.Subdomain: $$V02
PRT. Domain-Name: $$V03
PRT. Top-level-Domain: $$V04
PRT. Filepath: $$V05
PRT. Filename: $$V06
PRT. File-Ext.: $$V07
MBX.!
END.
And here is the result:
Syntax
URL.P1[|P2 ... P9]
Parameter Explanation
P1 - (in) - URL to split into parts
P2 - (out) - protocol (http://, ftp:// etc.)
P3 - (out) - www. if there or empty
P4 - (out) - Sub-Domains if any
P5 - (out) - Domain-Name
P6 - (out) - Top-Level-Domain
P7 - (out) - Path
P8 - (out) - Filename
P9 - (out) - File-Extension
The Stack being used is the actual User-Stack.
It can be the Local User Stack or the Global User-Stack, which depends on Settings done with STS.-Command.
If the Popp'ed items are deleted from stack or not also depends on the Settings done with STS.
Example
'*********************************
' URL. Sample 1
'*********************************
: $$NUM=1
: $$MAN=http://www.it-berater.org
' All output is placed on Stack in reverse order
URL.$$MAN
DMP.4
MBX.!
END.
'*********************************
' URL. Sample 2
'*********************************
: $$NUM=1
: $$MAN=http://www.it-berater.org
' Output is placed inside these variables in order
URL.$$MAN|$$V00|$$V01|$$V02|$$V03|$$V04|$$V05|$$V06|$$V07
PRT.Protokoll: $$V00
PRT. www?: $$V01
PRT.Subdomain: $$V02
PRT. Domain-Name: $$V03
PRT. Top-level-Domain: $$V04
PRT. Filepath: $$V05
PRT. Filename: $$V06
PRT. File-Ext.: $$V07
MBX.!
END.
Remarks
-
Limitations:
-
See also:
• 1.5.2 Working with Text-Strings