Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: >>>>>> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>>>> writes: > > Angus> No, but that's why we use a loop in the sed script. The list of > Angus> languages always ends with 'loaded.', so get the next line if > Angus> the pattern space doesn't, remove the embedded new line and go > Angus> to the 'loop' label. Having finished looping, either because > Angus> you've found 'loaded.' or because you've reached the end of the > Angus> log file, then print out what you've got, but only if you found > Angus> 'loaded.'. > > Clever. Actually, I think we should do something like that when > parsing .log files, but I am not sure how.
Can you give an example? -- Angus
