s.p.

strReplace -find -;- -replace " " -string {strReplace -find " " -replace - -string %s}

NAME 
s.p. - string parameter

DESCRIPTION
This is a test command made to find a way to use positional 
parameters when needs different strings with more than one word. It's inspired on a suggestion 
made by J. Aquino. 
The objective is changing a phrase in such a way that one will be able to use positional 
parameters. Then one can separate phrases with a delimiter, in this case ";".

SYNTAX
s.p. "phrase.1" ; "phrase.2" ; ... ; "phrase.n"

EXAMPLE
s.p. 1 2 3 4 ; 5 6 7 8 -> 1-2-3-4 5-6-7-8

Example of a search based command with two queries and positional parameters.
The command is made in two steps, c1 and c2 

c1: www.url.com/?q1=${string1}&q2=${string2}

c2: c1 -string1 {% 1 {s.p. %s}} -string2 {% 2 {s.p. %s}}

c2 1 2 3 ; 4 5 6 -> www.url.com/?q1=${1-2-3}&q2=${4-5-6}

AUTHOR
Luis Gabriel Matallana Vallejo <luisgmatallana@gmail.com>

161 uses - Created 2010-06-01 20:56:42 - Last used 2011-03-23 16:59:51

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