15:38 -0700, 'anotherhoward' via BBEdit Talk
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> David,
> That sounds like a viable solution. I'm open to that idea. Do I have to do
> anything to my submission for it to be done the way you suggested?
> Howard
>
> > On Wednesday, September 13, 2023 at 6
That is still a lot of work on your end. Why not use a square bracket or } as
the correct answer then it should be handled in hopefully one pass and no one
is doing extra work. Just thought…
Wags ;)
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good[^"]*"[^"]* Will give you:
good for me",yo"
On Jul 11, 2022, 10:13 -0700, Prashant Maheshwari ,
wrote:
> I can extract all text between good and quotes by search good.*"
>
>
> How to modify to extract between two quotes starting from good
> good for me",yo
>
>
>
>
>
> hello how are we doing m
When you state header, this implies that there is more data than what you
present. Could you provide a small selection of what the data file actually
looks like? ;)
Wags ;)
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On Feb 22, 2022, 17:04 -0800, lux , wrote:
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I took the data and tried this:
([a-z]\.)([a-z]+)\s+\(([^\)]+)\)(\s*(and){0,1}\s*)
Replace as
\1\2\t\3\n
You stated an extra column needed, so used \t (tab inserted). This did your
test data in one pass.
Wags ;)
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Correct. That does work. But what if it could be either start or Start. In what
you have, what would you have to change for either of those cases?
Wags ;)
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On Jan 7, 2022, 15:39 -0800, bbedit@googlegroups.com, wrote:
>
>
Chris S,
Here is the data that I am working with. Used red text to delineate the data
being processed. To me the testing is correct as that is pretty much how I
would do it with Perl, but nothing was updated… ;)
All data below this line
#start#
1 In the beginning, God created the heavens and the
Chris S, I tried your script, but nothing appears to happen. No changes.
I made mods to your code. I was not as clear as I should have been on
explanation desired results.
What I am working on is 50 chapters which are of the format:
#start#
1 xx
2 xxx
….
n xxx
#endofGen#
What I am tr
#EndOfGen#
>
> Output:
> #Start#
> 1 In the beginning, God created the heavens and
> Xxccx
> #EndOfGen#
> #Start#
> 2 Thus the heavens and the earth were finished,
> Xxxx
> #EndOfGen#
> #Start#
> 3 Now the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of the fi
Thank, Chris but did not do as desired.
Here is the output received(cutdown from my extended data test):
#Start##Start#start#Start#
3 In the beginning, God created the heavens and the
#Start#EndOfGen#Start#
#Start#Start#Start#
7 Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and #Start#EndOfGen#St
I have the following data:
#Start#
1 In the beginning, God created the heavens and
Xxccx
#EndOfGen#
#Start#
1 Thus the heavens and the earth were finished,
Xxxx
#EndOfGen#
#Start#
1 Now the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of the field that the
LORD God had made.
Xxx
#EndO
You replace the ^ + with ^\s+ which would handle both spaces and tabs if there…
;)
Wags ;)
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On Oct 29, 2021, 04:03 -0700, Satomi Yoneki , wrote:
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> > I meant the number of the line, as in the numbers in the left hand co
Oh, there is, but we would need someone with Applescript knowledge which could
take a folder of files, have a new folder made to hold all the concatenated
files until you are sure they are correct. They should be able to find all
files of similar naming convention, concat the files, provide a si
Not pretty, but if the input you are looking at is consistent then I got this
to work. Unsure on the 21 thru 29 if that was the format you wanted, since you
did not show that portion... ;)
Find:
^(\d{1,2}\.\s{1,})TEXT\s{1,}([a-zA-Z])([a-zA-Z-]+)(\s{0,})(\<\/a\>)
Replace:
\1Text \u\2\L\3\E\4\5
You will have in history and you can use the script editor to record your
actions, save that output and execute. Personally a Perl individual, but you
should be able to follow the shooting... A thought...
Wags ;)
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I looked at the doc and did some searches on the net and either I used the
wrong wording or did not view the right outputs, but I never did see how one is
to set a particular expert preference or see what expert preferences are set.
I tried a shell worksheet and executed ’env’ and got the output
anks. How does this part of the expression work?— (\s(jr|sr).){0,1})
>
>
> On Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 2:42:43 PM UTC-5, David G Wagner wrote:
> > You could add:
> > (\s(jr|sr).){0,1} within the last set of parens so would look like:
> >
> > ^(
You could add:
(\s(jr|sr).){0,1} within the last set of parens so would look like:
^([a-z,A-Z,\.]+) ([a-z,A-Z]+(\s(jr|sr).){0,1})
This would handle those who do not put a period after the Jr or Sr also.
Wags ;)
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What do the currency numbers look like? I mean is there a dollar sign? Is the
minus sign at front or back?
What you want to do is simple, but not familiar SGML.
So if you can dummy some trans, would make it clearer to me...
Wags ;)
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The main thing is can you identify the title in some way. If one can do that,
then The rest is pretty eady to fall in place, but can you identify the title?
Wags ;)
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On Oct 21, 2019, 11:51 -0700, Sam Hathaway , wrote:
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You state what you need is in red, but you do not show any date in red. Please
clarify...
thank you...
Wags ;)
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On Dec 4, 2018, 05:14 -0800, m.osti , wrote:
> Hello, every day when I have to close up my shop I get this
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