I have a file that looks like this:
123456 "/path/to/file name/with spaces"
with several thousand lines.
I want to run a text-factory that gets the number, runs it through a bit of
python code, and replaces it with the result without touching the rest of the
line. So I would end up with something like
8578810 "/path/to/file name/with spaces"
where 8578810 is the result of the python script
Do I need import sys in the python file? How can I pass line by line to the
python script?
(my other text factories simply pass the whole file in, or simply have a bunch
of BBEdit actions and no script)
I'd do this in perl, but the functions I need (to ordinal/fromordinal) are in
python.
Is there an equivalent to
while (<>) {
$line = $_;
# do stuff with $line
print $line;
}
??
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