md`# textarea, tsv ... awk-like processing of data`
viewof g = textarea()
v2=g
s3=v2.split('\n')
//x=s3[0]
//x.split('\t')
m4=s3.map(x=> x.split('\t'))
//m5=m4.map(x=> x[2]+ '():' +x[3])
m5=m4.map(x=>
`${x[2-1]}:${x[3-1]}`
///`${x[2]}:${x[3]}`
//`<button title="${x[3]}" class=style1 type="button" >${x[2]}</button>`
)
//<button type="button" title='forward' class=style1 ></button
//s6=m5.join('\n')
s6=m5.join(' ')
s7=`[\n"` + s6 + `"\n]\n`
s8=s7.replace(/ undefined[:]undefined /g,`",\n"`)
s85=s8.replace(/ (.[:] )+/g,` :(not_a_symbol) `)
s9=s85
hstd1=html`<textarea class="form-control2" id=std1 ></textarea>`
hstd1.value = s9
import {textarea} from "@jashkenas/inputs"
viewof bio = Inputs.textarea({label: "Biography", placeholder: "What’s your story?"})
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function textarea456464(config = {}) {
const {
value = "",
title,
description,
autocomplete,
cols = 45,
rows = 3,
width,
height,
maxlength,
placeholder,
spellcheck,
wrap,
submit,
disabled,
getValue
} = typeof config === "string" ? { value: config } : config;
const form = input({
form: html`<form><textarea style="display: block; font-size: 0.8em;" name=input>${value}</textarea></form>`,
title,
description,
submit,
getValue,
attributes: {
autocomplete,
cols,
rows,
maxlength,
placeholder,
spellcheck,
wrap,
disabled
}
});
form.output.remove();
if (width != null) form.input.style.width = width;
if (height != null) form.input.style.height = height;
if (submit) form.submit.style.margin = "0";
if (title || description) form.input.style.margin = "3px 0";
return form;
}
////v2+v2
////x0=textarea()
////g. .children[0].children[0].value = 34
//// x0.children[0].children[0].value = 34434
////x0.value
////viewof y=x0
////z.children[0].value
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