bbcode | Advanced bbcode parser | Parser library

OK,,,,,,,, There is 2 way I tested.... 1st is in JS obviously

I'd suggest moving the onChange callback logic to an useEffect hook with a dependency on the bbcodeText state. This way anything that updates the bbcodeText state value will trigger the effect to invoke the onChange handler to update anything in the parent component.

Well, Python version 3.4 and above does not support a 'UR' prefix.

You need to execute your code with Python 2.7, or change to line into:

Here is a simple stab at a Python replacement.

• grep -R will recursively search regular files in the destination directory. This can be replaced with os.walk('tmp'). Remember that the third result from os.walk is just the file names; you have to glue back the directory in front of each one.
• Fields are generally numbered starting with 1 in the Unix command-line tools, while Python's indexing is zero-based. So the second field from the line is line.split(' ')[1], not line.split(' ')[2]
• Without access to your files, I had to guess what the sed script is really receiving as input. I'm assuming that every second output is a "Webpage" one and every other is a "Thumbnail" one.

Tangentially, piping Awk to sed and tr is basically useless; Awk can do everything those two tools can do all by itself (though a nontrivial sed script might be hard to reimplement in Awk -- but this is not an example of that. 1~2 is a GNU sed extension so this was never very portable to begin with, and would be a lot easier to read and understand in Awk.). Conversely, splitting on a single space with Awk is kind of overkill; cut -d ' ' -f2 would be a more economical and succinct way to do that.

We can replace those BBCodes tags with HTML ones

In C#, you may use Regex.Replace with a match evaluator to manipulate the captured texts. In MySQL REGEXP_REPLACE, you do not have this option.

So, you can use

preg_replace function can take array of arguments. As an option, you could try with:

For your scenario, you will be better of with a custom DB query like this, I haven't tested it so you will need to adjust for your use case but basic concept for Laravel is pretty much the same.

I believe your goal as follows.

• You want to retrieve the values from the named range on Google Document.
• In your Google Document, the named ranges have already been set.
• You want to achieve this using Node.js.
  • Unfortunately, from your question, I couldn't confirm the library, you are using, for using Docs API.

In order to achieve above, I would like to propose the following workarounds.

Unfortunately, in the current stage, there are no methods for directly retrieving the values from the named range in the Google Docs API. I believe that such method might be added in the future, because Docs API is growing now. So as the current workaround using Docs API, it is required to do the following flow.

1. Retrieve the Google Document object using the method of documents.get in Docs API.
2. Retrieve startIndex and endIndex using the name of the named range.
3. Retrieve the values using startIndex and endIndex.

This has already been mentioned in your question. When Google Docs API is used, in the curent stage, this method is require to be used. But when Google Document service is used, the values of the named range can be directly retrieved by the name and/or the ID of the named range. In this answer, I would like to propose this method as another workaround.

Please do the following flow.

Sample script of Web Apps is a Google Apps Script. So please create a project of Google Apps Script. In order to use Document service, in this case, Web Apps is used as the wrapper.

If you want to directly create it, please access to https://script.new/. In this case, if you are not logged in Google, the log in screen is opened. So please log in to Google. By this, the script editor of Google Apps Script is opened.

Please copy and paste the following script (Google Apps Script) to the script editor. This script is for the Web Apps.