Try: get the value of the foundline
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That is definitely a step much closer. :)
I usually keep the dictionary open as a reference while I'm working,
but it
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 1:43 PM, David Coker davidoco...@gmail.com wrote:
...I think I'm gonna revisit *all* of the documentation covering
chunking again before I go much further with this little project. It
seems that I am still missing some of the concepts, methods and/or
possibilities that
On Mar 3, 2010, at 6:43 AM, David Coker wrote:
Try: get the value of the foundline
That is definitely a step much closer. :)
I usually keep the dictionary open as a reference while I'm working,
but it certainly didn't help in this case.
...I think I'm gonna revisit *all* of the
David Coker wrote:
...I think I'm gonna revisit *all* of the documentation covering
chunking again before I go much further with this little project. It
seems that I am still missing some of the concepts, methods and/or
possibilities that Rev offers when it comes to parsing textual data.
I thank you all for the info and suggestions!
...this little project has a bunch of twists and turns due to the
amount and depth of recursion involved, but I've got a pretty good
portion of it figured out now.
This one has been in one stage of development or another for 2-3
months now... I do a
Hello folks,
I have a small 3 column list (tab delimited) where I need to check the
contents for duplicate data that may be found in any of two fields or
columns, then act on the line that contains that data if found. As an
example, in my handler I'm using:
find ABC-5678-A in tData
put the
David Coker wrote:
Hello folks,
I have a small 3 column list (tab delimited) where I need to check the
contents for duplicate data that may be found in any of two fields or
columns, then act on the line that contains that data if found. As an
example, in my handler I'm using:
find ABC-5678-A in
