Hi Peter:
Hmmm. I hadn't noticed that there was no attachment button on this forum,
as I haven't ever uploaded anything longer than a few lines.
Under the More button on the top of the message box, there is an option to
upload a file but I don't know if other users will have easy access to
that.
Hi :)
CVAlkan (=Frank) is using Nabble to view things from the mailing-list
and for posting. The 2 other ways are GMane and as just normal
emails. Of those 3 ways it's only Nabble that has a system for
uploading 'attachments'.
Follow the links in Frank's email to get to the right place in
Hi Frank,
This script works on OS X, to the extent that does the conversions and
creates new filtered odt files. The only questions are whether it works
in Linux, and whether the filter does the right thing with the index
markers.
I haven't created any files with such index-markers, so
Peter:
The actual perl command should be changed slightly to:
perl -pi'orig_*' -e 's/text:alphabetical-index-mark
text:string-value=[[:alpha:]]*\///g' Index_Experiment.fodt
After [[:alpha:]]* the \/ needs to be added to remove the / ending of
the XML tag - otherwise it seems to work fine.
The
D'uh!
Thanks Frank. I've updated the script with that change.
Attachments aren't accepted by this list, are they? What did you mean by
post the shell script?
Peter
Peter West
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On 5/02/2014 1:54 am, CVAlkan wrote:
Peter:
The actual
Hi Frank,
Finally got back to this. Can you check this for me against an .fodt
file, please?
perl -pi'orig_*' -e 's/text:alphabetical-index-mark
text:string-value=[[:alpha:]]*//g'
On 29/01/2014 11:23 pm, CVAlkan wrote:
Peter:
I mentioned sed and grep, but don't see any reason why perl
The file name goes at the end of the command, of course.
On 4/02/2014 3:44 pm, Peter West wrote:
Hi Frank,
Finally got back to this. Can you check this for me against an .fodt
file, please?
perl -pi'orig_*' -e 's/text:alphabetical-index-mark
text:string-value=[[:alpha:]]*//g'
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Peter
Peter:
I mentioned sed and grep, but don't see any reason why perl couldn't be used
as well. If you test this and it works, please post back to give others
another option.
BUT: my sed command only removed the markers from the fodt. As I mentioned I
was unable to convert the odt to an fodt
Thanks for this work-around. I think it will also work on Mac OSX as it
includes sed in Terminal.
I will try it as soon as I get a chance.
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