Hi,
I’m trying to reformat screenplay dialogue into literary dialogue via grep.
Example:
*BILL*
*I like pizza.*
into
*“I like pizza” said Bill.*
An alternate source to edit would be to use all the hidden characters from
Final Draft, eg:
<Text>BILL</Text>
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph Type="Dialogue">
<Text>I like pizza.</Text>
Thanks a bunch if anyone can advise how to do this. I’m a noob but I guess
I need a wildcard like .* but with a function that includes it in the
replace but preserving the unique name and dialogue in each instance. Hope
that makes sense.
Dave
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