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You’ve got a problem you think regex can solve, now you’ve got 2 problems.

• wruza 9y ago
  I wrote a list of json keys that should be taken from a message and :‘<,’>s/\(\S\+\)\s{0,}/t.\1 = message.\1;\r/g Hey, did you commit already? Still typing?
  • jessaustin 9y ago
    It looks like your quote characters might be messed up there? Anyway, to parse json on the command line one should just use jq.
    • wruza 9y ago
      Single quotes were modified by HN engine, right. It is not a command line (thinking of sed?), it is the middle of a source code in my editor. I have a json-parsed message and t is a target object. a b foo c t.a = !!message.a; t.b = String(message.b); t.foo = message.foo; t.c = tonum(message.c);