Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Fri, 3 Feb 2006, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
< > : " / \ | But again, IO's hex loader patch works on filenames too, so well have to get used to seeing "0x3c" in filenames, i.e. hertz-0x3Cmidi.pd = [hertz->midi].
Here's a demangling script for you:
echo hertz-0x3Cmidi.pd | ruby -ne 'puts gsub(/0x(..)/){$1.hex.chr}'
which yields:
hertz-<midi.pd
but chances are you wanted to say hertz-0x3Emidi.pd
also, in Perl:
echo hertz-0x3Cmidi.pd | perl -ne 's/(0x..)/chr(eval $1)/ge;print'
This may be helpful whenever demangling is needed in scripts or makefiles.
A Tcl version would be cool, but i'm not *that* good with Tcl regexps.
This is a bit too clunky to do off the command line, but:
set name hertz-0x3Cmidi.pd puts [regsub {0x(..)} $name [format "%c" [lindex [regexp -inline {0x(..)} $name] 0 ]]]
I'm still learning tcl so I'm sure there is a better way to do this.
Martin