Bonjour Peter, Thank you for your code. Being a lazy guy, I was hoping to get advantage of block parsing. Block parsing is able to match a type, the type being url! in my case.
Example : >> ablock: [foo dummy http://www.me.com foo] >> parse ablock [ some [set u url! (print u) | skip]] http://www.me.com So finally, my solution is : s: {Go see http://www.me.org, it is fabulous. And http://aaa.mypicture.com with my photos} bs: parse s none remove-each w bs [not parse to-block w [url!]] foreach w bs [ replace find s w w rejoin [{<a=href"} w {">} w {</a>}] ] print s Go see <a=href"http://www.me.org";>http://www.me.org</a>, it is fabulous. And <a=href"http://aaa.mypicture.com";>http://aaa.mypicture.com</a> with my photos I'm pretty sure this code is not optimized and that some guru could make a one liner of it. Anyway it will do the job the way I like. -- Ciao Patrick -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
