On 12/7/2009, "Alan Sondheim" <[email protected]> wrote: >do keep us informed! the math thing (above) yields unexpected results, at >least for me and I'm interested in where you're taking this. the main >thing here of course is the function itself; it would be great if there >were a way to enter the function on a command line, instead of modifying >the text at each instance.
i could include a command line program to do this only as an example for how to use the library. i've found a library to handle the parsing and evaluation of a formula expressed within a string of text. i will include functions which wrap these up into easier to use functions. >also, is there an easy way to have the function apply to individual >letters instead of words? with the explode/s/str functions you specify the delimiter character/s/strings, a space would create substrings of words, while specifying vowels would split across/within words etc. so there we have an array of strings with strings being an array of characters... short answer:yes it is possible. >thanks for the exchange (which is mainly me learning!) - Alan No problem. Thankyou for your input. Do post any other requests for transformations if you think of any. james. _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
