Hi,
Nemana, Satya V wrote:
Gilbert, I wrote an awk script to do this in the past. I need to search for it now. Clue is to add 3 lines in the body of the awk. (line-1) use if statement and set a flag to 1 and "skip 1", if pattern1 matches with $0 and then (line-2) reset the flag to 0 and "skip 1", if the pattern2 matches with $0. And at the end (line-3) print $0, if the flag is tested with 1. Here flag is an awk variable. Let me know if you still need it and I can get it.
thanks for your friendly offer, but ... My env here :
_Windows2000_ / Ant 1.6.2 / j2sdk 1.4.2_06
(optional for regex i have jakarta-oro)
so i'm not able to use the power of awk ...
bye4now, Gilbert
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