Sounds good to me.
Also, you could easily write it in tcl - would me much more appropriate
;-)
ie:
#!/usr/bin/tclsh
foreach a $argv {
set f [open $a r]
regsub -all "<+" [read $f] "<?" fc
regsub -all "+>" $fc "?>" fc
close $f
}
you could also do recursive globs... :>
the above SHOULD work (wrote it in a minute ;-)
Wojtek Kocjan
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On 28 Feb 2001, David N. Welton wrote:
>
> Unless I hear comments to the contrary, I am going to change the tags
> to <? and ?> soon, whilst leaving a backwards compatiblity parser in
> the code with ifdefs (for now turned on), so that for now, old .ttml
> pages will still work. I will also write a shell script to change
> .ttml files - it shouldn't be hard...
>
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