(Re-posting this message as earlier send appeared to fail; apologies for
any duplication.)
revr...@mweb.co.za writes:
> In sam I can create a script file consisting of a list of edit
> commands to apply to the document. [...] I would like to know if such
> a script would require the regular #!/bin/rc heading, and how it
> would be invoked from within acme.
The paradigm is much the same in acme. As noted earlier, the shebang
just determines which shell the script will run in; you can choose
any shell, or use any executable. You'll just want to make sure that
the script is in your $PATH.
For example, you could create this as $HOME/bin/lstrip:
#! /bin/sh
ssam 'x/^ +?/d'
Make it executable, then write some text in acme:
This is
some text
that will be cleaned
If you select this text, type "|lstrip" in the tag (without the quotes),
and Button-2 (middle click) it, you will get the desired effect:
This is
some text
that will be cleaned
To operate on the entire window, type "Edit ,|lstrip" and execute that
with B2. By the way, as for your other example of cleaning whitespace at
the end of a newline (Edit ,x/ +$/d), acme does this by default on Put.
The other way you might approach this is just to keep a text file of
commonly used commands around. Then you can select the command you want,
and mouse-chord B2-B1 on "Edit" in the tag of the desired window to
execute that command.
- Ben
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