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I have a database and I want to add that data to a web application using ditto. I copied the data from my domain for me to paste in someone else's domain. With a semicolon separator.

So, I want when the text is pasted, the semicolon changes to the tab command to the next input form. Please help.

Description is in the image in the attachment. Thank you.

DITTO SCRIPT

INPUT FORM

Fuad Rosadi
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  • Looks like a job for `sed` or `tr`. – Eljay Nov 11 '21 at 16:10
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You could try using a vector as a buffer if you're working with ascii characters. just do the same comparisons with a for each loop.

Howard Hui
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