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03-21-2008
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similar words
hi
i have created a pipe which outputs a list of words such as: Code:
hello yay foo yah good goof i would only need to print out the first instance of the word. these words are not always adjacent as even after sorting, there may be other words which come in between these. any ideas anyone? 
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03-22-2008
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good/goof and yah/yay will be adjacent after a sort. The only words that could separate them would be stuff like gooe and yap, thus giving you a triple instead of a double match.
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