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--- resources:emacs_resources [2016/01/18 19:30] – anthony
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+====== Emacs Resources ======
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 ====== Regular expressions ======
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+==== Add line break (RETURN) to end of all lines ====
-==== Sort article lists by year using awk and sed ====
+[Put another way: insert spaces, insert empty line in between every line.]
-[Originally from Anthony's ''science.txt'' file, entry dated 2015-07-18.]
+<code>
+M-x replace-regexp
-Exported bibliography to clipboard in Zotero, pasted into Emacs to write new file:
+.$[RET]
+\&[C-q][C-j][RET]
-''.../VNLab/studies/ipsNumMeta/sources_number.txt''
-Try using awk to print column with year before whole rest of line
-<code bash>
-$ gawk '{match($0,"\\([0-9]*[a-z]?\\)",a)} {print a[0], $0}' sources_number.txt > sources_number_yearCol.txt
 </code>
-Remove parens from FIRST (year) on a line:
+"\&" is the emacs pattern that stands for "the entire matched pattern"
-<code bash>
+C-q indicates something like "insert the following input literally" (I remember it by thinking of this as "quoting" something).
-sed -r 's/[(]([0-9]*[a-z]?)[)]/\1/' sources_number_yearCol.txt > sources_number_yearCol_noParens.txt
-</code>
-Used rectangle register copy trick in Emacs to copy only first five chars (catches both 2012 and 2012b) and pasted ultimately to Excel column.
+C-j inserts a line break (a RETURN keypress, but this might not be the most precise description).
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