Carl Read wrote:
>
>>hide-it: func [s e][ l: length? copy/part s e remove/part s e
>>insert/dup s "#" l)
>>parse/all text [some [start: tel-num end: (hide-it) | skip]]
>>
>
>>; <----- clear and readable, isn't it? :-)
>>
>
>The height of clarity - but it doesn't work. (: The hide-it func ends
>in a ")" not a "]" and where it's used in the parse line the 's and
>'e parameters aren't given. I take it you didn't test it? (:
>
>But never mind. When fixed it works, unlike what I was doing till I
>read your post...
>
Ah, sorry - it was a last minute hack, to have paren in parse rule short
and readable :-) Now as I think of it, it would be easier to have some
buff: {} to copy result to, and build string from scratch ... But anyway
.... I would still prefer building clear and readable rules, even on
several lines and put them into separate .r file, instead of having
messy code as shown with perl.
-pekr-
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