#error0 # This indicates that there was no # error whatsoever. #error0
#error1 # You have specified no arguments, # so the program ran the 'PrintHelp' # subroutine and then died. #error1
#error2 # If you do not specify a type, then # there is no way for the script to # get a file for you! #error2
#error11 # Couldn't login into the FTP host at Goddard. #error11
#error12 # Couldn't set the transfer mode to binary. #error12
I want to write code that searches for an error number, and then prints everything in between the two error number labels. So if I type something like:
>lzget -error=12
then the script should print:
>Couldn't set the transfer mode to binary.
I am not having any trouble getting a regexp that finds the right error codes - it's what to do afterward that perplexes me . . .
Jason Dusek
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