Hi Bernie,
I think your new version will append NONE to A if the file ends with
"^/^/", and if the file ends with "^/", only the last paragraph in A
will end with "^/".
How about:
parse read b [
some [copy c to "^/^/" (append a c) any "^/"]
[
end |
[copy c to "^/" | copy c to end ](append a c)
]
]
Lot of bother for the last paragraph!
Eric
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>Hi,
>
>Whoops! Just noticed that the "works like a charm" parse statement misses
>the last paragraph sometimes.
>
>I modified this:
>
> parse read b [some [copy c to "^/^/" (append a c) any "^/"] to end ]
>
>to this:
>
> parse read b [some [copy c to "^/^/" (append a c) any "^/"] copy c to
>end (append a c)]
>
>and it seems to work. I'm still trying to understand this type of parse
>statement better, so until I do, I may still have to tweak it a little.
>
>Regards,
>
>
>Bernie Schneider
>Systems Analyst
>CIBER, Inc.
>303-224-4159
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