How to "retrieve" only useful information in a long list

alex wu alex298298 at yahoo.com
Sun Feb 5 21:15:03 EST 2006


Ken,
   
  This is really great!!!!  What a poweful regular expression of RR!  I always think that PERL has the most poweful regular expression.  I need to learn more about the regular expression of RR now.
   
  Thanks again for your help.
   
  Alex

Ken Ray <kray at sonsothunder.com> wrote:
  On 2/3/06 8:58 AM, "alex wu" wrote:

Alex,

You can also use regular expressions to do this:

get matchText(tData,"(?s)FIXED WORDINGS HERE(.*?)ANOTHER FIXED WORDINGS
HERE",tVal)

and now 'tVal' contains the data between the two sections. If you want to
actually start on the next *line* after FIXED WORDINGS HERE and end at the
line before ANOTHER FIXED WORDINGS HERE, you can do this:

get matchText(tData,"(?s)FIXED WORDINGS HERE\n(.*?)\nANOTHER FIXED
WORDINGS HERE",tVal)

HTH,

Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Email: kray at sonsothunder.com

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