07-01-2012
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Originally Posted by
thibodc
Could you explain the new code...thanks again for your help.
As you already mentioned, you need your logic to be applied on sets of data. So, first we need to identify a set. As the
Date: lines will always be there, the only way (I could think) of identifying sets is a series of 7
Date: lines. So, the 8th occurrence of
Date: line will signal the end of a set (and beginning of a new one) and so on. So, going on these lines, I am storing each of the lines in a set in an array and when a new set begins, I am applying your logic to the stored lines (of the previous set) and printing out the lines.
As I am using a new set to mark the end of the previous set, I need to repeat your logic (only for the last set) in the END section.
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