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Another solution would be to look for the hash-bang line that would seem to denote the start of code, then collect it and everything up to and including the last semi-colon, and wrap in code tags. Not a perfect solution, and I'm not sure how feasible (what with everyone having different hash-bang lines and all), but a possible solution. We could just make everything in the text box preformatted with a PRE tag. That wouldn't be a perfect solution either, but still a possible solution. #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; #testing pre and code Update: After seeing kudra's response, it shouldn't be that hard to run a regexp against everyone's post (non-greedy) to be able to split up code and text. Having two code blocks could be as easy as a good rexexp. J. J. Horner Linux, Perl, Apache, Stronghold, Unix jhorner@knoxlug.org http://www.knoxlug.org/ In reply to RE: Automatic CODE tags
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