example :
:global rx-var [/interface wireless registration-table get 0 rx-rate ]
result : 123Mbps-20MHz/2S
how to get only "123" from string in Mikrotik scripting.
another thing is,
:global rx-var [/interface wireless registration-table get 0 rx-rate ]
can also be 1.2Mbps-20Mhz/2S
now i need only "1.2"
and last, maybe the easy part i need it to be usable in Simple Queue, so converted to bps.
Re: 123abc only need 123 :pick how to
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:local long1 123ABC
:local long2 "1.2Mbps-20Mhz/2S"
:log info "Long1 is $long1"
:log info "Long2 is $long2"
:local short1 [:pick $long1 0 3]
:log info "Short1 value is $short1"
:local short2 [:pick $long2 0 3]
:log info "Short2 value is $short2"Code: Select all
Log Print:
nov/26 03:41:58 script,info Long1 is 123ABC
nov/26 03:41:58 script,info Long2 is 1.2Mbps-20Mhz/2S
nov/26 03:41:58 script,info Short1 value is 123
nov/26 03:41:58 script,info Short2 value is 1.2Re: 123abc only need 123 :pick how to
Yes i know the " : pick " command. but i cant use it i think .
The 123Mbps-20MHz/2S can sometimes be 1.2Mbps-20MHz/2S
i need to strip of the "Mbps-20MHz/2S" , so only 123 or 1.2
maybe it can be done with regular expressions and binary operator ~ , but there is to little info for me to understand in manual
The 123Mbps-20MHz/2S can sometimes be 1.2Mbps-20MHz/2S
i need to strip of the "Mbps-20MHz/2S" , so only 123 or 1.2
maybe it can be done with regular expressions and binary operator ~ , but there is to little info for me to understand in manual
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“~” binary operator that matches value against POSIX extended regular expression Print all routes which gateway ends with 202
/ip route print where gateway~"^[0-9 \\.]*202\$"
Re: 123abc only need 123 :pick how to
Sure it is easy 
Best Regards
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:global RX [/interface wireless registration-table get 0 rx-rate]
:log info [:pick $RX 0 [:find $RX "M"]]
Best Regards
Re: 123abc only need 123 :pick how to
Thanks ADahi ! , i will have a play with it.Sure it is easy
i want to achieve a script that will set a simple queue to the wlan.
simple queue needs to be no higher than 80% of the connection data rate.
it also has to be dynamic, so when data rate is going up, so will the queue.
maybe you want to help some more writing such a script
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