Workflow to fold all & unfold specific headers (with their contents) ?

tguillemin

I want to build a workflow to fold/unfold not lines, but specific headers and their contents, and I do not know how to proceed.(I suppose iwhat action ? what Regex ?). Of course I know how to do that manually…

I have a text, e.g. :

#Chapter one (@tag1, @tag2)

some text
some other text

#Chapter two (@tag2, @tag3)

foo
ber
baz

#Chapter three (@tag1, @tag3)

London
Paris
Berlin

#Chapter four (@tag2, @tag4)

something
anything

I want to select the, e.g. @tag1 headers and unfold these and these only, so as to have :

#Chapter one (@tag1, @tag2)

some text
some other text

[number of hidden words]

#Chapter three (@tag1, @tag3)

London
Paris
Berlin

[number of hidden words]

How should I proceed ?

Thanks in advance

jsamlarose47

You've probably solved or moved on from this, but I found it to be an interesting challenge, as I was beating my head against regular expressions for folding in Editorial. If you're still in the market for an answer, try the following:

http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5808136921284608/5vSeu1APl5w

tguillemin

First of all, thanks for your answer.
I had indeed moved on, because I had found a solution suited for my needs :

http://www.editorial-workflows.com/workflow/5892414547951616/3rPK8OHQ7KY

As you can see (I hope you will be able to read it : it is the first time I share a workflow), this contraption :

is in French
includes a Critic Markup Title hypothesis (you may set it aside)

I suppose you can turn this in a real Rube Goldberg by introducing the choice of 2 patterns, which would allow to choose :

A
NOT A
A OR B
A AND B
A AND NOT B
NOT (A OR B)
NOT (A AND B)

but then I decided to Keep It Simple.

Thanks again

jsamlarose47

Looks good! I should really thank you. The solution I came up with for your original request helped me to come at something I was trying to solve with fresh eyes and new thinking... ;)

Glad you came up with something that worked for you.

tguillemin

Very glad I could be of any help to you..

But, you know, I think both of us should above all thank omz for this very remarkable software…

Thanks again for your answer

tguillemin

@jsamlarose47

I have the feeling, after using your VERY useful workflow, that we answer 2 different cases :

my solution : if the contents of a fold contain a specific pattern (and there can be as many different patterns as there are different words in the text), then keep open (unfolded) the fold with its contents
your solution : if a pattern is found, and this pattern is bound to be more specific (@something, or as I tried #\d{3}, etc...), keep the fold unfolded with its contents wether the pattern is found in the header or found in the contents of the fold

My conclusion - and I am very grateful for your answer - is that these 2 solutions are complementary, for my specific uses anyway.

Thanks again for your help