Greg Lindstrom wrote:
> Hello-
> I have a file generated by an HP-9000 running Unix containing form
feeds
> signified by ^M^L. I am trying to scan for the linefeed to signal
> certain processing to be performed but can not get the regex to "see"
> it. Suppose I read my input line into a variable
Terry Hancock wrote:
>> I also tried to create a ^M^L (typed in as Q M L) but that
>> gives me a syntax error when I try to run the program (re does not like
>> the control characters, I guess). Is it possible for me to pull out the
>> formfeeds in a straightforward manner?
>
> I suspect you sho
On Monday 24 January 2005 03:32 pm, Greg Lindstrom wrote:
> I also tried to create a ^M^L (typed in as Q M L) but that
> gives me a syntax error when I try to run the program (re does not like
> the control characters, I guess). Is it possible for me to pull out the
> formfeeds in a straightfo
Greg Lindstrom wrote:
I have a file generated by an HP-9000 running Unix containing form feeds
signified by ^M^L. I am trying to scan for the linefeed to signal
certain processing to be performed but can not get the regex to "see"
it. Suppose I read my input line into a variable named "input"
Greg Lindstrom wrote:
> I have a file generated by an HP-9000 running Unix containing form feeds
> signified by ^M^L. I am
> trying to scan for the linefeed to signal certain processing to be performed
> but can not get the
> regex to "see" it. Suppose I read my input line into a variable na
Hello-
I have a file generated by an HP-9000 running Unix containing form feeds
signified by ^M^L. I am trying to scan for the linefeed to signal
certain processing to be performed but can not get the regex to "see"
it. Suppose I read my input line into a variable named "input"
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