Hi Bart,
sorry for my late response. But can you show me how to do the option with "@@"? Thanks a lot! | [reply] [Watch: Dir/Any] |
Well I was thinking something along these lines:
s<\@(.*?)\@>{ length $1 ? subst($1) : '@' }ge;
Whether this is sufficient depends on whether the string it matches and replaces, must be able to contain a '@'. Well, you can write strings like "blah blah @foo@@@@bar@ blah" where both "foo" and "bar will get the special treatment, and the "@@" in the middle of the quadruple will be replaced by a single "@". I guess that will probably suffice.
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