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I've had that problem once with AsciiDoc -- don't know whether asciidoctor
provides a solution out of the box. anyway, this script
#--------------------CUT HERE-------------------------------------
#!/bin/sh
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# replace asciidoc `include::' macros by the referenced content
# -------------------------------------------------------------
awk '
BEGIN {
inca = "^include::"
incb = "\\[.*\\][ \\t]*$"
name = ".+"
incab = inca name incb
}
$0 ~ incab {
match($0, inca)
fnam = substr($0, RSTART+RLENGTH)
match(fnam, incb)
fnam = substr(fnam, 1, RSTART-1)
print "// ********** start of expansion of", fnam, "********** //"
while (getline <fnam >0) print
close(fnam)
print "// ********** end of expansion of", fnam, "************ //"
next
}
{
print
}
'
#--------------------CUT HERE-------------------------------------
should do what you want. if you name this script, e.g., `inflate' you can
use it like
cat mydoc.txt | inflate > newdoc.txt
as you can see, it acts as filter between stdin and stdout and brackets
the included stuff in comment lines in the output indicating which files
are included.
hth
joerg
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