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reading particular lines of a file Posted by Indrasen (Indrasen), 13 September 2007 Hi all,I am new to this forum and I have a small problem while reading a file... i want to avoid read some lines in a file and ignore the rest like say.. P0> 0x0 0x00022597 : * 31 C0 : 2 XOR EAX, EAX P0>RAX: 0x00000000 P0>EIP: 0x00022599 i dont want to read line starting with P0> but want to read line after that...how can this be done ? some one please help me Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 13 September 2007 Unless you know exactly where you want to read from in the file (in terms of the number of bytes of data in), you cannot avoid reading the PO> lines. What you should do is to read all the lines in a loop, and use an if command within the loop to skip over the lines you want to ignore.Posted by Indrasen (Indrasen), 20 September 2007 Hi Graham,Thanks for your reply, I was able to do that using the folowing command.... if {[regexp "P0>(.*)\$" $line] == 0} { ..... ..... } to skip multiple lines i am using multiple if statements... This page is a thread posted to the opentalk forum
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