Hi Chuck,
I assume your pages have more than the code-block in them,
then you'd need something like:
repeat x 10 [
page: read join %page [x %.html]
parse page [to "<!-- begin content -->" copy code thru "<!--end content -->"
to end]
write/append %allpages.html code
]
this would extract the comments, too. If you don't want them,
just exchange to and thru.
hope this helps,
Ingo
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>
> Is this what you're looking for?
> repeat x 10 [
> write/append %allpages.html read join %page [x %.html]
> ]
> ; this will continue to append to the file if you run it multiple
> ; times so be careful. If you want to avoid that behavior, you can
> ; 'delete %allpages.html' first
>
> Sterling
>
> > This is the code block (including the !comments) for 1 page of
> > the 10 pages that I want to extract to 1 common file. For
> > clarity, this code would appear on page1.html; I wish to combine
> > this code block with all the other different code blocks on pages
> > page2.html, page3.html... page10.html into one file -
> > allpages.html. What is the Rebol code necessary to do this? I'm
> > no programmer, and haven't seen a stock script from the Rebol
> > online library that does this.
> > If anyone has a clude to lend me, I'd really appreciate it.
> > Thank you in advance.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> > Chuck Heffner
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Hi Rebols,
regards,
Ingo
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