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On Oct 2, 2008, at 1:59 PM, Bill Steele wrote:
> Unless you need this to happen in front of people's eyes, you don't
> have to do it in Tex-Edit. You can operate on an Applescript string
> variable with the search features in the ACME Script Widgets or
> Satimage OSAXen.
Can you do the text styling though? From what I've been able to
determine, you can't although I'd be happy to be shown I'm wrong.
> Finding what's between two underscores also could be a regular
> expression job.
I actually thought of this yesterday when someone on the A.S.S. list
mentioned regular expressions. However, I've got that part of the
script working fine. I suspect using regular expressions to do that
would be quicker, but what I've got goes pretty fast.
RJay
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