LINE OFF
EXPT "${String to verify}"i else goto @NO_MATCH
MTCH m"([0-9]\.[0-9]+)"i else goto #+2
STOR "Version" "${1}"
MTCH m"[0-9]\sdays,\s.*" else goto #+2
STOR "Uptime" "${1}"
DONE OKAY
The line:
MTCH m"[0-9]\sdays,\s.*" else goto #+2
does not contain parentheses, so ${1} will not be defined as anything. You may simply have to type it like this (note the i for case-insensitive):
MTCH m"([0-9])\sdays,\s.*"i else goto #+2
If you can get the first MTCH command to match, it might be easier for you to use one regular expression:
MTCH m"version\s(#+.#+)\#uptime\s(#+\sdays,\s##:##:##)"i else #+2
STOR "Version" "${1}"
STOR "Uptime" "${2}"Note that # can be used for digit [0-9]. It has to be escaped to match # exactly.
Bill Fisher Dartware, LLC http://www.dartware.com
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