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Re: file filtering
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Peter Tury |
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Re: file filtering |
Date: |
Wed, 31 Jan 2007 08:05:00 GMT |
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"HS" <hugows@gmail.com> writes:
> Excuse me for saying that here, but do you really need/want to use
> elisp?
You are right: I don't really need, but I do really want... ;-) More
precisely: I have an elisp fun what does what I need, but not exactly
in the way I could really like. So I asked here if it is possible to
do in some better way or not. From (lack of) early answers it seems:
not nice way exists :-(
> It seems much easier and "logical" to solve this problem - since
> it's a command-line script that will do some text processing - with
> Ruby, Python or Perl.
Yes. Usually. But can exist cases when this would be part of a bigger
"system" what is "logical to implement" in elisp... Why mix it up with
other languages if not really needed?