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NLP expression

nosaj

Looking for a way to convert NLP expression into pPar statements

Which command(s) should be used to change

[@L:%]*[@R:(%/3)]

to

pPar("L")*(pPar("R")/3)

Thanks



  • There's nothing built-in. I looked through the various code I'd written and I've only ever written something to deal with simple cases (no expressions, nothing other than the default value being used). Given that I wrote that in 2000 (and I don't recall providing it to anyone in the meantime) this isn't a very common request.

    You could go about it using a bunch of regular expression type functions (using the "pcre" family of functions). Unfortunately I don't have the bandwidth to write it for you (even if I had time, I'd want plenty of test data to ensure the code worked well).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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