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hi pludi, thanks for the info. not sure if i understand them completely, guess i need to read up some more on that. :D

thanks again for the help!

"Light...? I can see the Light!" -- hehehe

hi, maybe you could try this.

sed 's/.*XYZ*. //g' file_name

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maybe you could try this, not sure if...

Yes, for example:

ls asdfasdf
asdfasdf not found

where would be '<file name> not found' located or stored.

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Hi,

I'm in the process of writing an error trapping script, that basically greps a log file with a file that contains error messages, however, I don't actually know where unix stores these error...

hey, thanks pludi. although i'm not that familiar with pearl. :D

Wow that's just awesome! I've been trying different things and never came up with one working. Thanks!

Hi all,

Suppose I have a file with the contents below, and I only want to print words %S_[A-Z] then | sort -u.

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The %S_MSG that starts with '%.*s' is too long....