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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting awk search for Quoted strings (') Post 302126166 by kprattip on Tuesday 10th of July 2007 11:35:07 AM
Old 07-10-2007
Hi Jean Pierrie,

Very thanx for ur explanation. This is a great logic.
Please correct me if am wrong anywhere below:

Suppose the string is,

'First Sample' has Quotations 'Comments'

This is totally divided into 5 fields:

field1 = is blank precedding the quotation mark(').
field2 = first Sample
field3 = has Quotations (with spaces on both sides)
field4 = Comments
field5 = is blank after the last quotation.

And if the line is,

First 'Sample has' quotations 'comments'

field1 = First
field2 = Sample has
field3 = quotations (with spaces on both sides)
field4 = comments
field5 = is blank after the last quotation.

always the quotation strings are at even places.

Very thanx for ur logic.

Kiran
 

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CamlP4 - Pre-Processor-Pretty-Printer for Objective Caml SYNOPSIS
camlp4 [load-options] [--] [other-options] DESCRIPTION
Camlp4 is a Pre-Processor-Pretty-Printer for Objective Caml. It offers tools for syntax (Stream Parsers and Grammars) and the ability to modify the concrete syntax of the language (Quotations, Syntax Extensions). The Objective Caml compiler has a special option "-pp", allowing to call any preprocessor. If Camlp4 is used, the parsing is done (only once) by Camlp4, and the Objective Caml compiler resumes the rest of the compilation (typing, code generation). Camlp4 can parse normal OCaml concrete syntax or any other user-definable syntax. As an example, an alternative syntax is provided, named Revised, because it tries to fix some problems of the original syntax. Camlp4 can pretty print the normal OCaml concrete syntax or the revised one (Pretty-Printer). It is therefore always possible to have a version of your sources compilable by the compiler Objective Caml without preprocessing. Camlp4 can also serve as a Program Transformation tool, the user can supply transformations and apply them easily as a pre-processing task. This is done with Filters. OPTIONS
<file>.ml Parse this implementation file <file>.mli Parse this interface file <file>.(cmo|cma) Load this module inside the Camlp4 core -I <directory> Add directory in search patch for object files. -where Print camlp4 library directory and exit. -nolib No automatic search for object files in library directory. -intf <file> Parse <file> as an interface, whatever its extension. -impl <file> Parse <file> as an implementation, whatever its extension. -str <string> Parse <string> as an implementation. -unsafe Generate unsafe accesses to array and strings. -noassert Obsolete, do not use this option. -verbose More verbose in parsing errors. -loc <name> Name of the location variable (default: _loc). -QD <file> Dump quotation expander result in case of syntax error. -o <file> Output on <file> instead of standard output. -v Print Camlp4 version and exit. -version Print Camlp4 version number and exit. -no_quot Don't parse quotations, allowing to use, e.g. "<:>" as token. -loaded-modules Print the list of loaded modules. -parser <name> Load the parser Camlp4Parsers/<name>.cmo -printer <name> Load the printer Camlp4Printers/<name>.cmo -filter <name> Load the filter Camlp4Filters/<name>.cmo -ignore ignore the next argument -- Deprecated, does nothing Options added by loaded object files: -I <string> Add a directory to INCLUDE search path. -U <string> Undefine for IFDEF instruction. -D <string> Define for IFDEF instruction. -meta_action Undocumented -split_gext Old name for the option -split_ext. -split_ext Split EXTEND by functions to turn around a PowerPC problem. -help_seq Print explanations about new sequences and exit. SEE ALSO
ocamlc(1), ocaml(1). The full documentation for CamlP4 is being developed on a Wiki available on the web at <http://brion.inria.fr/gallium/index.php/Camlp4>. AUTHOR
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