Howdy, Ryan:
> > paragraphs: {First paragraph.^/Second "paragraph."^/Third paragraph.}
> > parse paragraphs [some [thru {.^/} | thru {."^/} | thru "." end]]
>
> This returns "true"
Yep, that means that PARSE successfully made it through the
whole string.
To break up your paragraphs, copy out the parts thru each
paragraph ending, like this:
pb: copy []
parse paragraphs [
some [
copy part [thru {.^/} | thru {."^/} | thru "." end]
(append pb part)
]
]
pb
== ["First paragraph.^/" {Second "paragraph."
} "Third paragraph."]
> Sorry if I'm being a pain, but when I read the "parse
> rules" documentation it doesn't make any sense to me. I
> can't see the usefulness of returning "true" in this
> situation.
No pain whatsoever. I like trying to help.
-jeff
