At 13:54 -0700 20/08/2011, verdonv wrote:
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the feedback and the example. I like the simpler pattern
too :-)
As to why I am activating it from a clipping, well because it is part
of a bigger set of clippings.
So far as I can see you can use shell scripts in clippings just as
well, and to do this:
My string might look like this...
C EM Am7 F
The result looks like this...
[C] [EM] [Am7] [F]
All you need is:
#! /usr/bin/perl
while (<>) {s~(\w+)~[$1]~g; print}
JD
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