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Re: Sorting? [sorted]


  • Subject: Re: Sorting? [sorted]
  • From: John Delacour <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2002 22:17:26 +0100

At 9:55 am -1000 13/9/02, Reinhold Penner wrote:

JD,

in perl you can substitute "/" by a pipe. Since perl uses a lot of stuff that needs to be escaped, you will avoid the dreadful picket fence look at least to some extent. So in a match or substitute section, you can use this instead of slashes:

s|</font>| |gs;

which comes in real handy when you're dealing with paths or html stuff like above, since you won't have to escape the slashes.

But I normally use "~" rather than the slash in any case, as you will see from any perl stuff I've posted here. You can use any character you want

do shell script "perl -e '
$_ = q)hello); # !
s~e~a~;
s#l## ;
print'"

I thought you'd found a way to avoid escaping BACKslashes!


JD -- Not holding his breath
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