On Fri, 17 Dec 2004, Trevor M. Lango wrote: > I am working on a cdrom 'snapshot' of a website I help > maintain for use at demos where there is no network > access. > > Practically every page uses server side includes. > > I need to scan through an html file for expressions of > the following format: > > <!-- > #include virtual= > "relative_path_to_file/filename" > --> > > and replace the expression: > > <!-- > #include virtual= > "relative_path_to_file/filename" > --> > > with the contents of 'filename'. I know how to use > Perl to scan through a file for a specified regular > expression and replace it (thank to an earlier post - > you guys are awesome!) but I'm lost as to how to > locate regular expressions of the given pattern, > interpret a portion of it as the name of a file, then > extract that file's content and replace the original > expression...!? > > Perl, anyone...? ;-)
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