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Hi All,
I have stooopidly agreed to automate our release process (which though easy is a pain). The config file has a simple structure, below, each section can have upto 20 parms. The release doc will have the section name and parm to be changed. What I want is to read the list of changes and then make the edit. I can do the auto edit (done before) I'm just struggling to do the find and read next line. I'll find the section name and then read then next lot of lines, make the edits and do this until I find the next section name , where I start the edits again. I'm finding the section based on the "^[" but I'm not sure how to continue the read assuming the ^ not equal to ^[. Any ideas????? [Section1] parm=value parm2=value parm3=value [Section2] parm=value parm2=value parm3=value |
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