Thanks a lot to both of you!
I figured my `\n` was probably the reason for the non-matching condition, but
was not sure what `\n` was supposed to be. I had searched before, but didn't
find the info i needed. Spurred by your confirmations, i searched again, and my
code now matches the input.
It
The code works exactly as intended: the prefix isn't getting deleted because it
doesn't match. What it means is that perhaps your input is not as deterministic
as you think and you need to change the strategy. For example, use `std/pegs`
to match only the meaningful content in the start of the s
While the text looks the same in both instances, it could have non-printable
characters or terminal command chars that you can't normally see. On Linux you
can use cli tools like `od` to inspect output in detail, e.g.:
$ nim r program.nim | od -a
000 nl C o n t e
I'm trying to use strutils.removePrefix to remove the first 4 lines from a
string, but i'm having trouble matching the first four lines. I'm guessing it
has something to do with the newlines. How am i supposed to make this match?
thanks.
#my code
varChunk = chunk
prefix = "\n"
