Toen wij Bart Schaefer kietelden, kwam er dit uit:
it does not work when $leftpart contains an embedded newline. It
appeared (at the time) that what happens is that $\leftpart causes the
newline to be prefixed with a backslash, which when parsed again by
the regex engine is then recognized as a line continuation, causing
the newline itself and any whitespace that follows it to be ignored.
Just change two lines in the script that I just published
(the non-INCLUDERC-ing string-splitter)
Change the line
d0 = '.' d1 = '..' d2 = '....' d3 = '$d2$d2' # 15
to
d0 = '(.|$)' d1 = '$d0$d0' d2 = '$d1$d1' d3 = '$d2$d2' # 15
and the recipe to get the tail, to:
:0
*$ $ $ $ $ $ $ Str ?? ^^$s\/(.|$)*
{ Str_Right = "$MATCH" }
The multiple-parsing of the condition-line is mainly for
fun, and can be removed if the quotes of d1 = '$d0$d0'
(and its children) are changed to dquotes (but then the
variables take a lot more space).
--
Grtz, Ruud
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