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Answer Use Org-mode Code Blocks to Convert from a String to List of Checkboxes in Multiple Languages

Wrap your list inside a named dynamic block

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Write or find an org-mode code block in your favorite programming language.

  1. Example 1 - Using an elisp Code Block
        (dolist (x (split-string data "\n"))
              (princ (format "[ ] %s\n" x)))
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  1. Example 2 - Using a perl Code Block
        map { printf qq([ ] %s\n), $_ } split(/\n/, $data);
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  1. Example 3 - Using a bash Code Block
        while IFS='
' read -ra ADDR; do
              for i in "${ADDR[@]}"; do
                  echo "[X] $i"
              done
         done <<< "$data"
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    -   [X] &#x2026; More &#x2026;
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  1. Example 4 - Using a python Code Block
        l = ["[ ] {x}".format(x=row) for row in data.splitlines()]
        for i in l: print i
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  1. Example 5 - Using a ruby Code Block
        for l in  data.split("\n")
          puts "[ ] #{l}"
        end
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    -   [ ] &#x2026; More &#x2026;
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