On 28/4/13 at 21:32, I wrote:
Use a Text Filter, not a factory. I don't know Python, but the
process will be very similar to the Perl routine below...
Well, not really :-/ Here's a simple example of a Python text
filter, the result of a 5 minute crash course in this weird language:
#!/usr/bin/python
import sys
while 1:
existing_line = sys.stdin.readline()
if not existing_line:
break
replacement_line = "***" + existing_line.strip()
print replacement_line
All you need to do is add the regex stuff and the subroutines.
JD
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