On 2022 Jan 26, at 10:11, jj wrote:
> One possible approach is with node.js and the node module html-entities.
Thanks, I was hoping for a simpler solution that didn't rely on something else
to install and I will probably use htmlspecialchars() from php instead since
that is currently in macOS
m install -g html-entities
HTH
Jean Jourdain
On Wednesday, January 26, 2022 at 2:42:25 AM UTC+1 kre...@kreme.com wrote:
> Is there a way to easily convert a block of HTML text with entities in,
> like into CDATA XML-compatible codes like ?
>
> The only thing I see in the manual for
Is there a way to easily convert a block of HTML text with entities in, like
into CDATA XML-compatible codes like ?
The only thing I see in the manual for CDATA is
> • Escape : This option controls whether BBEdit should convert
> sections to normal text.
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If you have any
>> .*?
>> And it works like a charm.
>>
>> But then I have this one source that formats its XML files with CDATA
>> fields like this:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> In this example they are trying to say that the value *NAME* is
>
>
> As you can see, there are two keys, but the very next line says *value*
> for both of them. That is my main concern.
>
> I want *value1* for each item on the list, but its defining *key* is in
> the line above with that CDATA formatting.
>
> Any ideas?
>
Can you give us a real-world example? I’m not clear on whether
“key1” and “key2” literally appear in your document or if they
are placeholders.
In any case, you should probably use a tool that is designed to work
with XML. Such a tool would take care of the CDATA sections for you and
let you
>
>
>
> As you can see, there are two keys, but the very next line says *value*
> for both of them. That is my main concern.
>
> I want *value1* for each item on the list, but its defining *key* is in
> the line above with that CDATA formatting.
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
* for each item on the list, but its defining *key* is in the
line above with that CDATA formatting.
Any ideas?
El lunes, 24 de febrero de 2020, 11:01:22 (UTC-6), ThePorgie escribió:
>
> Put "\1" (no quotes) in the replace field and then Extract with
>
> Will that work for
alues using:
>
> .*?
> And it works like a charm.
>
> But then I have this one source that formats its XML files with CDATA
> fields like this:
>
>
>
>
> In this example they are trying to say that the value *NAME* is *John
> Appleseed*. Rather than
Hi,
I'm fairly new to RegEx and I need your help.
I process many XML files in my job. Most of them are formatted correctly,
that is:
Value
Value
For those I search for values using:
.*?
And it works like a charm.
But then I have this one source that formats its XML files with CDATA
fields
I was just wondering if anyone could clarify the rules for escaping greater
than, less than, and ampersand characters in the HTML5 Pattern Attribute. I'm
assuming they should be character entities such as amp; but was hoping someone
else better informed could confirm this for me.
Thanks a
G. T. Stresen-Reuter tedmaster...@gmail.com squawked out on Friday
26-Aug-2011@09:14:45
I was just wondering if anyone could clarify the rules for escaping greater
than, less than, and ampersand characters
gt; lt; amp;
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Well there are certain sections of New York, Major, that I wouldn't
As I understand it. to validate my code as XHTML, javascript that is
not XHTML-legal has to be escaped as CDATA. I thought the proper
CDATA open and close sequencess would be part of BBEdit, but I haven't
found them and searching the usual BB help doesn't turn up any results
for the string CDATA
On Aug 19, 2009, at 7:04 PM, ScottH wrote:
As I understand it. to validate my code as XHTML, javascript that is
not XHTML-legal has to be escaped as CDATA. I thought the proper
CDATA open and close sequencess would be part of BBEdit, but I haven't
found them and searching the usual BB help
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