Hi,
I'm fairly new to the HTML features of BBEdit. One of the reasons I
started using it is for the relatively straightforward include/
placeholder/variable functionality. I have not been able to think of
a way to manipulate them to accomplish this:

Have a standard inline persistent include in an HTML doc;
The include file is a simple txt doc with 20 or so lines, each of them
a date;
Instead of including the *whole* txt file in the HTML doc, have it
*only* include some defined portion of the txt file-- i.e. certain
line numbers, or mark them with identifiers (Date1, Date2, etc.).

Is this possible? I know it could be done with 20 different include
files (1 per date), but I was hoping it might be possible with just 1?

I imagine with some Perl or Python chops, maybe? I have no skills
there, just basic unix shell scripting.

Many thanks,
Brian

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