Need a quick bit of help from those more knowledgable of these things then I. I've got a javascript array of smilies which are going to be read into a regular expression to work around case sensitivity. Trouble is I don't have a clue how to go about doing so! Here's the array, if anyone can help:("[:)]","[}:)]","[:~]","[:x]","[8D]","[@p]","[:I]","[}D]","[:D]","[&O]","[:{}]","[x:(]","[:p]","[:(]","[:O]","[:|]","[;)]","[8b]","[>p]","[[)]")From what little experience I do have with regular expressions, would I be right in saying there's a couple of reserved characters in there which need to be escaped?
Oh, and while I'm at it, if anyone has a link to an idiot's guide to RegExs (in VBScript & Javascript), it would be of great help to me. Cheers 
<edit> Oop, forgot to stop those smilies from being replced by this forum! 
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Posted - 01 March 2005 : 09:40:24
