Re(2): & in grep

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2003


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 51107
interpreted = N
texte = >>Is there a way to encode & in the %XX form as we do for [ and ] ? > >The encoded value of & is %26 Thanks Ken, I tried that but it still doesn't work. %26 in a grep pattern breaks the result. atraduire=fr-test1 becomes atraduire=fr-r1Is there w way to put the & symbol in a grep, is it possible to escape it ? \& doesn't work, %28 doens't work ...I changed the first opening square bracket on purpose so it shows up.Here are the result with %26 and a # to comppare what happens.When using :[writefile secure=F&file=../[langue]/[refpage].c-lvl] [grep search=traduire.([0-9A-Za-z]*)&replace=(include file=../div/ traduction.inc%26atraduire=[interpret][lng][/interpret]-\1%5D][include file=../pages/[word].c-lvl&valeuridmultiple=[newnumero]] [/grep] [/writefile]I have this :include file=../div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-r1] (include file=../div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-r1] (include file=../ div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-r1] And when I write this : [writefile secure=F&file=../[langue]/[refpage].c-lvl] [grep search=traduire.([0-9A-Za-z]*)&replace=(include file=../div/ traduction.inc#atraduire=[interpret][lng][/interpret]-\1%5D][include file=../pages/[word].c-lvl&valeuridmultiple=[newnumero]] [/grep] [/writefile] I have this : (include file=../div/traduction.inc#atraduire=fr-test1] (include file=../div/traduinclude file=../div/ traduction.inc#atraduire=fr-test1ction.inc#atraduire=fr-test2] (include file=../div/traduction.inc#atraduire=fr-test3] In the file I am including I have the following text :traduire=test1
traduire=test2 traduire=test3That I expect the grep search to replace with :include file=../div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-test1
include file=../div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-test2 include file=../ div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-test3 ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
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>>Is there a way to encode & in the %XX form as we do for [ and ] ? > >The encoded value of & is %26 Thanks Ken, I tried that but it still doesn't work. %26 in a grep pattern breaks the result. atraduire=fr-test1 becomes atraduire=fr-r1Is there w way to put the & symbol in a grep, is it possible to escape it ? \& doesn't work, %28 doens't work ...I changed the first opening square bracket on purpose so it shows up.Here are the result with %26 and a # to comppare what happens.When using :[writefile secure=F&file=../[langue]/[refpage].c-lvl] [grep search=traduire.([0-9A-Za-z]*)&replace=(include file=../div/ traduction.inc%26atraduire=[interpret][lng][/interpret]-\1%5D][include file=../pages/[word].c-lvl&valeuridmultiple=[newnumero]] [/grep] [/writefile]I have this :include file=../div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-r1] (include file=../div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-r1] (include file=../ div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-r1] And when I write this : [writefile secure=F&file=../[langue]/[refpage].c-lvl] [grep search=traduire.([0-9A-Za-z]*)&replace=(include file=../div/ traduction.inc#atraduire=[interpret][lng][/interpret]-\1%5D][include file=../pages/[word].c-lvl&valeuridmultiple=[newnumero]] [/grep] [/writefile] I have this : (include file=../div/traduction.inc#atraduire=fr-test1] (include file=../div/traduinclude file=../div/ traduction.inc#atraduire=fr-test1ction.inc#atraduire=fr-test2] (include file=../div/traduction.inc#atraduire=fr-test3] In the file I am including I have the following text :traduire=test1
traduire=test2 traduire=test3That I expect the grep search to replace with :include file=../div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-test1
include file=../div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-test2 include file=../ div/traduction.inc&atraduire=fr-test3 ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ laurent pladys

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