haha, how stupid am I to not think about using a regular expression while
my first 4 months of stage were a 7 hour a day of learning/creating
regular expressions.. well, I don't know sed (the s/$regexp/$something/g I
know, but not the /$regexp/p ?? is it /p == /print ?) so I don't think of
using it automatically... + I don't like using regexps in the shell
because the shell interprets [ ] and you end up escaping all chars and
it's a mess!
anyways, your mail was very instructive and take you for helping me! I'll
put up a script that does that in a while and send the info about where to
find the results...
thx again
KKRT
On Thu, 12 Jan 2006 04:11:12 -0500, Arieh Schneier
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
IF someone is good enough in scripting, it would be nice to have a
script
that would grep these [TODO] and [FIXME] things and convert the line
from
html to text...
(an idea :
grep \[TODO\] * > todo
grep \[FIXME\] * > fixme
cat todo fixme > list
tclsh remove_html < list
with remove_html as a tcl script that would parse line per line, when it
finds a '<', it skips the letters until a '>' so all tags could be
removed...
a script (not tcl) which does the removal of everything between < and >
could look like:
sed -e 's/<[^>]*>/ /g'
if you want to do the above all in 1 line without the necessity of
temporary
files you could do this (note the newlines are necessary but are all
contained within the quotes):
sed -n -e '
s/<[^>]*>/ /g
/\[TODO\]/p
/\[FIXME\]/p' *
Or if you prefer you can put the 3 lines within the quotes into a file
and
then run:
sed -n -f filename *
You could also add the line (add it as the second line):
s/[^\[]*\[/[/
which will remove everything up to the first [ (ie remove the time and
name), although you may like to keep those.
Lio
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