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Member 9584445 25-Sep-15 4:13am View

You are right. The list seems to be missing an update.
This: [KNW][A-FI-KM-OQ-Z].*
Have to be: [KNW][A-GI-KM-OQ-Z].*
to give the correct result. I will contact the provider.

Thanks again for Your kindly replies.
Have a nice weekend.

Best regards, Brian

Member 9584445 25-Sep-15 3:34am View

Okay - I get it.
The problem is that:
- [KNW] means letters K, N or W are allowed
- [A-GI-K] means letters in the range A to G and I to K are allowed
Therefore I have to find a way to resolve this call, NG3Y, to belong to USA.

Best regards, Brian

Member 9584445 24-Sep-15 9:09am View

I was hoping You could fix the rexex so the lookup will work and in this case return "USA" for the call "NG3Y"

Best regards, Brian

Member 9584445 24-Sep-15 7:29am View

Thanks a lot for replying, Zoltán.

I get the same result, no Country can be found. I don't know how to fix this since I have not yet gotten enough knowledge about RegEx.

Best regards, Briann

Member 9584445 23-Sep-15 8:25am View

Hi again, Zoltán

I ran into that the callsign "NG3Y" cannot be linked to USA.
Can it be because of this part A[A-GI-K] (GI - there is no separator between)

<item arrlprefix="K" comment="" continent="NA" country="United States" cqzone="5" dxcc="291" ituzone="6" latitude="39.0000N" longitude="97.5278W" prefixlist="[KNW][0-9].*|A[A-GI-K].*|[KNW][A-FI-KM-OQ-Z].*|KP[06-9].*|KG[0-35-9].*|KG4[A-Z]|KG4[A-Z][A-Z][A-Z]" status="Active" startdate="" enddate="" geoid="244" wiki="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_of_America">

Best regards, Brian

Member 9584445 8-Sep-15 10:19am View

Perfect! Again, thanks a lot.
I must learn how to use reg. ex. It is really very useful :-)

Member 9584445 8-Sep-15 10:01am View

Found a little bug: The callsign "VP8VPC" results in "Falkland Is." (Correct) and "DPR of Korea (North Korea)" (Wrong). Can You figure out how to adjust the Rex. Ex.?

Member 9584445 8-Sep-15 8:16am View

btw: Forgot to say thanks a lot - it's working perfect :-)

Member 9584445 8-Sep-15 6:42am View

Yes, I will wrap my own class around it.
UniqueCalls001 is a very special part only containing a few callsigns.

Member 9584445 7-Sep-15 15:38pm View

Hi Zoltán and thanks for Your solution

I am not able to figure out how to use it. What I need is to send a callsign (eg. OZ1BV, to a function and get the country returned, in this case Denmark.

Best regards, Brian

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