07-18-2011
SED question
I have the following string:
"File Reader"
I also have a list of directories:
"File Reader (#53)"
"CSV Writer (#47)"
"Scorer (#22)"
I want to search the name of each directory until I find "File Reader". Then, I want the corresponding number to be returned.
For example, if I am searching for File Reader, the desired output I am looking for is 53.
Thanks
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Can SED be used to accomplish this?
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NAME
Config::INI - simple .ini-file format
VERSION
version 0.019
SYNOPSIS
Config-INI comes with code for reading .ini files:
my $config_hash = Config::INI::Reader->read_file('config.ini');
...and for writing ".ini" files:
Config::INI::Writer->write_file({ somekey => 'somevalue' }, 'config.ini');
See Config::INI::Writer and Config::INI::Reader for more examples.
GRAMMAR
This section describes the format parsed and produced by Config::INI::Reader and ::Writer. It is not an exhaustive and rigorously tested
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ini-file = { <section> | <empty-line> }
empty-line = [ <space> ] <line-ending>
section = <section-header> { <value-assignment> | <empty-line> }
section-header = [ <space> ] "[" <section-name> "]" [ <space> ] <line-ending>
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value-assignment = [ <space> ] <property-name> [ <space> ]
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Of special note is the fact that no escaping mechanism is defined, meaning that there is no way to include an EOL or semicolon (for
example) in a value, property name, or section name. If you need this, either subclass, wait for a subclass to be written for you, or find
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name within a section, only the final one is used. A section name may be used more than once; this will have the identical meaning as
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The definitions above refer to the format used by the Reader and Writer classes bundled in the Config-INI distribution. These classes are
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THANKS
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Originaly derived from Config::Tiny, by Adam Kennedy.
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