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Rebol [] | |
; PHP | |
; $string = preg_replace( '/^@(.*?)@$/', '#$1#', $string ); | |
; | |
; Perl | |
; $string =~ s/^\@(.*?)\@$/#$1#/; | |
; | |
; # or... | |
; $string =~ s/\A\@(.*?)\@\Z/#$1#/; | |
string: "@one and @two and three@" | |
; basic parse match | |
if [parse/all string ["@" some [to "@" skip] end]] [probe string] | |
; return copy with changes (though here we've copied back to string !!) | |
parse/all string [ | |
"@" start: some [to "@" fin: skip] end | |
(string: rejoin ["#" copy/part start fin "#"]) | |
] | |
probe string | |
; in place change (changing it bback to what it was) | |
parse/all string [ | |
start: "#" some [to "#" fin: skip] end | |
(change start "@" change fin "@") | |
; a DRYer but longer alternative to above line... | |
;(foreach chg compose [(start) (fin)] [change chg "@"]) | |
] | |
probe string | |
; => "@one and @two and three@" | |
; => "#one and @two and three#" | |
; => "@one and @two and three@" |
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Rebol [] | |
some-text: [ | |
"nothing here" | |
"@start but not end" | |
"end but not start@" | |
"@nope no @this one" | |
"@Do this line@" | |
"@yes with @three lots of ats@" | |
] | |
; print anything that matches /^@(.*?)@$/ (ie. just the last two lines!) | |
foreach string some-text [ | |
parse/all string [ | |
#"@" | |
start: some [to #"@" fin: skip] | |
end | |
(print copy/part start fin) ; if parsed true then print captured text | |
] | |
] |
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