#!/usr/bin/perl my $name = lcfirst shift or die "Usage: $0 clause-name\n"; @ARGV = (); while (<>) { if ( $. == 1 ) { s/\t/, /g; print "% ", lc; next; } chomp; s/'/''/g; s{ # Find a place that is preceded by the beginning of the string o +r a tab (?: (?<=\t) | (?<=^) ) # Only non-numbers are to be escaped. # Only non-numbers are to be escaped. (?! # Match a number -? (?: \d+ (?: \.\d+ )? | 0? \.\d+ ) # Check for the next delimiter or end of line (?: \t | $ ) ) # Capture everything up to the next delimiter or end of string. ([^\t]*) } {'$1'}gx; tr/\t/,/; print "$name($_).\n"; }
In reply to Tab delimited to prolog clauses by diotalevi
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