Re: Parsing text from a string // shell script ?
Re: Parsing text from a string // shell script ?
- Subject: Re: Parsing text from a string // shell script ?
- From: Christian Vinaa <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 10:21:00 +0100
At 16:11 -0500 16/03/2005, John Stewart wrote:
On 03/16/05 at -0800 Todd Geist said this
I am just full of questions today :>)
If I have the string "Have a [Nice] [Day]"
I want what is in the first set of brackets "Nice". The brackets will
always be somewhere in the string and I want what is in side of them.
Thanks so much for all your help?
Here's a method that doesn't use text item delimiters:
--> cut <--
set txtStr to "Have a [Nice] [Day]"
set rplyStr to text ((offset of "[" in txtStr) + 1) thru ((offset of
"]" in txtStr) - 1) of txtStr
--> cut <--
There's only 2 lines, the second one is wrapped.
i was wondering; is there a shell script option ?
I know i know once I learned about shell scripts I am hooked ! ;-)
--
Christian Vinaa
...... Meanwhile, aunt Martha, having taken a tramp in the woods,
is lying in a ditch at the edge of town .........................
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