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Congratulations, you can make toast!

Not to discourage you in anyway, but this is a very well-known idiom. Very cool, and also one of the things I enjoyed when I first encountered perl. Something that might come in handy with this if you have not yet seen it is File::Find

-- perl -pe "s/\b;([st])/'\1/mg"

In reply to Re: Need to change, oh, every file at once? by belg4mit
in thread Need to change, oh, every file at once? by z3d

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