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perl: remove non-english sentence
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use warnings; my %english = (); open ( DICTIONARY, '<', '/usr/share/dict/words' ); while ( <DICTIONARY> ) { $_ = lc $_; print; chomp; $english{ $_ } = 1; } close DICTIONARY; while ( <DATA> ) { $_ = lc $_; my $finds = 0; my @split_up =... -
Distance between xyz coordinates in pdb files
coloring in regex shows (...) mapping to $6, $7 * $8 respectively #!/usr/bin/perl $num = 0; s/^ATOM__(.....).(.....).(....).(...)..(....)....(........)(........)(........)/$arrayx[ $num ] = $6; $arrayy[ $num ] = $7; $arrayz[ $num++ ] = $8/e while ( <DATA> ); foreach( $i = 0; $i < $num; $i++... -
Distance between xyz coordinates in pdb files
#!/usr/bin/perl $num = 0; while ( <DATA> ) { # Find x, y, z coordinates and store in separate arrays if ( $_ =~ s/^ATOM__(.....).(.....).(....).(...)..(....)....(........)(........)(........)/$arrayx[ $num ] = $6; $arrayy[ $num ] = $7; $arrayz[ $num ] = $8/e ) { print "num is... -
scripting - copy to clipboard
Hi I just wondered if anyone knows how to copy to the clipboard with InDesign scripting? Surely this must be possible - I just can't seem to find any way of doing this Kind regards Duncan Kind Regards Duncan- duncdude
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- Forum: Adobe: InDesign
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InDesign javascript scripting
Thank you Eugene This is what i have managed so far: var mydoc = app.activeDocument; var concat = "Duncan => InDesign / javascript automation project\n"; for( var p = 0; p < mydoc.pages.length; p++ ) { for (var j=0; j < mydoc.pages[p].textFrames.length; j++) { var X = parseInt(...- duncdude
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- Forum: Adobe: InDesign
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InDesign javascript scripting
Hi I wondered whether anyone could help me do the following: I need to write a Javascript script to iterate through all the text frames of all the pages of the active document i.e. for (p=0; p < app.activeDocument.pages; p++) { for (t=0; t < app.activeDocument.pages.textFrames) {...- duncdude
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- Forum: Adobe: InDesign
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simple regex ...
This will build a hash of the Prinergy Updates - and they will store the dates they were installed #!/usr/bin/perl s/([A-Z]{1}[a-z]{2} [A-Z]{1}[a-z]{2} \d+ \d+:\d+:\d+ \d{4}).*{(.*)}/$PRINVER{$2} = $1/e while <DATA>; while (($key, $value) = each %PRINVER) { print "$key => $value\n"; }... -
Sorting/comparing like filenames
How about this? #!/usr/bin/perl s/^([^-]+)-(\d+)/$mostRecent{$1} = $2 if $2 > $mostRecent{$1}/e while <DATA>; print "$key => $value\n" while (($key, $value) = each %mostRecent); __DATA__ xxxxxxxx-01.ext xxxxxxxx-03.ext yyyyyyyy-23.ext yyyyyyyy-24.ext aaaaaaaa-01.ext aaaaaaaa-09.ext... -
arrays and variables with pattern matching
something like this? #!/usr/bin/perl undef $/; $_ = <DATA>; $/ = "\n"; @keywords = qw( cat dog chicken ); foreach $keyword (@keywords) { s/\b($keyword)\b/$found{$1}++/eg; } while (($key, $value) = each %found) { print "$key => $value\n"; } __DATA__ blah blah blah blah cat blah blah... -
Reducing CPU impact of regexp matching
couldn't you just run nicely? nice 19 yourscript Kind Regards Duncan -
extract part of a htmls contents and display/save txt file
sorry. bit drunk. m|<code>(.*)</code>|; Kind Regards Duncan -
extract part of a htmls contents and display/save txt file
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quark omits eps files when printing or distilling
or it could be that your EPS file is actually a DCS file... Kind Regards Duncan- duncdude
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- Forum: Quark: QuarkXPress
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Updating catalog prices from a database w/o a 3rd party software
No problem Thanks for your reply Good luck! Kind Regards Duncan- duncdude
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- Forum: Quark: QuarkXPress
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Capture Text
#!/usr/bin/perl while (<DATA>) { chomp; ($key, $value) = split(/=/); $uname = $value if $key eq "User name"; } print "uname => $uname\n"; __DATA__ blah blah blah User name=jriggs blah blah Kind Regards Duncan -
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Updating catalog prices from a database w/o a 3rd party software
Can you not just create the database in FileMaker Pro (for example), create calculated fields that wrap XPress Tags around the fields, then export the data as an ASCII file. Then import into Quark and all the formatting should be done. This way it is simple to make changes to the original data -...- duncdude
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- Forum: Quark: QuarkXPress
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regex to grab file extension
#!/usr/bin/perl while (<DATA>) { print "$1\n" if m/((\.tar)?\.[a-z]+)$/; } __DATA__ somefile.txt some.file.txt somefile..text somefile.tar.gz somefile Kind Regards Duncan
