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From: | Andreas Roehler |
Subject: | Re: [AUCTeX] cvs2tex |
Date: | Sat, 02 Dec 2006 19:57:39 +0100 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 1.5.0.4 (X11/20060516) |
David Kastrup schrieb:
Andreas Roehler <address@hidden> writes:does someone know a script, reading address from a cvs-database into tex (letter)?You mean csv, don't you?Exactly, sorry.There is a serial letter macro in Latex; what I need is to read in separate addresses occasionally, specified by a regexp.Your description is less than clear.Here an example: From addresses in a file as JOE,ANYONE,Nickname,Countrycode,Berlin,10407,ANYSTREET,0,... an address in tex shall be generated \address{JOE ANYONE\\ ANYSTREET. 0 \\ 10407 Berlin\\}It does not sound like describing accurately what you want to have done, since more than one address will be in the file and it is not likely that you want to get all \address lines after each other.Hmm, I wrote: "to read in separate addresses occasionally, specified by a regexp." What about something like extract an address from a csv-database into a tex letter form?Could you write a minimal complete example document that would be supposed to work as you want?
Then it would be done.
I still have no idea what tools are supposed to extract the addresses and where they should be placed in what manner. It may be a TeX programming problem that you have in mind, but then it would make little sense asking on the AUCTeX list. So I still have no clue what tool you actually want to do what job on what input.
Need two things: - a convenient way to extract data with Emacs from a csv-database - write them into the \address{} form Thats not a feature request; just wanted to ask other users, maybe there is already a form for it. Thanks __ Andreas Roehler
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