Mr. Smith D.
Mr. Smith D.
Please excuse me for my long silence.
How are you?
All aspects do not change into here.
Thank you for your kindness variously the other day.
Please teach the MT technology. When going to San Francisco next time, Let's go to Sushi bar again..
Mr. Smith D.
コメント
uuuu hontoda.
machigaidesu.
semenaide.
It is my mistake,
Do not attack it so much.
I study English a little more.
投稿者 Saito N : 2006年05月10日 07:31
Hey ! Hey !
Please spelling check !
STUFF No
STAFF Good
When you come to San Francisco ,
i teach English once again.
Good luck.
投稿者 Smith in USA : 2006年05月10日 07:23
OK OK!
Thank you ,
no problem!
See you again
投稿者 Saito N : 2006年05月07日 20:59
after a long absence.
How are you getting along?
I do all this cheerfully.
An answer for an email is as follows.
The first line of perl just grabs the search string, and puts it into a variable. The rest of the code just prints each line of the code, inserting the searchstring variable into the correct spot. There are lots of escape characters of course. The other thing to note is that anywhere in the print statements where there is a tag, the MT part of the tag has been broken up with a ".", this is to take advantage of the fact that, before the script executes, only the tag actually looks like an MT tag, so it is the only one evaluated. However, after the print statements run, the broken up tags get evaluated a full tags. Now that it looks like an MT tag, it will get evaluated after all the print statements run.
投稿者 Smith in USA : 2006年05月07日 20:57
