edit2: Taking the hint that de Bruijn indices might be easier to work with, I\'ve reformulated much of the internal representation of formulae to use a mixed de Bruijn representation ala Connor McBrid
I have a Perl substitution which converts hyperlinks to lowercase: \'s/(?<=<a href=\")([^\"]+)(?=\")/\\L$1/g\'
I\'m having little problem with bash/sed. I need to be able to use command substitution within sed expression. I have two big text files:
I am trying to change the values in a text file using sed in a Bash script with the line, sed \'s/draw($prev_number;n_)/draw($number;n_)/g\' file.txt > tmp
I have a string [something]text1[/something] blah blah [something]text2[/something] I need to write a Perl script to read what is in the [something] tag, process it to \"text-x\", and put it back
As part of a system build script I have a script that creates various files and configurations. However one part of the build script creates a new script that contains variables that I don\'t want re
I have a list of characters (basically a word) and I want to substitute the vowels in the word by underscore [\'_\'] and return a new list.
I have a long text where some lines need to be repeated later. I put tags like this in the text: {F1}text need to be repeated later{/F1}
Suppose I have $str = \"onetwo\". I would like to write a reg ex substitution command that ignores whitespace (which makes it more readable):
I am tr开发者_如何学Goying to understand the \"cdargs-bash.sh\" script with cdargs packages. And I have a question about in the following function:
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