making a word file from a text

[daryoosh23]

In a text editor environment I have a set of chemical reactions which are represented as "rxn[A,3B,C,K]" indicating "A+3B-->C" with rate K.
I want to write a few lines of code for converting it from the prior format to the secenond format in Microsoft word or even Latex. I want to put the rate value "K" on the top of --> (arrow) in the second format. Can you help me?

 

[abdulwahababid]

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https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/2509/how-do-i-type-a-simple-chemical-equation-in-microsoft-word

 

[daryoosh23]

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https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/2509/how-do-i-type-a-simple-chemical-equation-in-microsoft-word

Thanks for reply, but my problem is that I have almost 1000 lines of chemical reactions in rxn[A+3B,C,k] format and I don't want to manually convert them to A+3B-->C format. I want to write a code like a perl code to do that. This is my problem.

 

[balasekar]

This is possible to convert as rxn[A+3B,C,k] to A+3B-->C but rate k is not possible i think so..! by taking the input from txt file as
open(IN,"input.txt");
while($line=<IN>)
{
@array=split("[",$line); #$array[1] contain "A+3b,C,k]"
@reaction=split(",",$array[1]); #now $reaction[0] =A+3B $reaction[1]=C
chop($reaction[2]);
print "$reaction[0] --$reaction[2]-> $reaction[1]"; #End of program
}
O/p is
A+3B --K-> C is possible ..!
I think this post is helpful.
Regards,
BalaSekar.