On Sun, 08 Oct 2006 16:00:17 +0000, Jack Cuyler wrote:
> This patch will strip out the sig and add it back in at the end (although
> the latter part is commented out, as I'm not sure if that will break
> anything)
And looks like I found a typo. Two, actually.
> +sed -n -e '1,/-- /p' ${TEMPFILE} |\
> +grep -v ^'-- ' > ${BODYFILE}
The regex should have a ^ in there, like so:
+sed -n -e '1,/^-- /p' ${TEMPFILE} |\
Likewise, this
> +#sed -n -e '/-- /,//p' ${TEMPFILE} >> ${BODYFILE}
Should be:
+#sed -n -e '/^-- /,//p' ${TEMPFILE} >> ${BODYFILE}
Other than that, it should work. The first sed statement will return
everything before the first line beginning with "-- " The second sed
statement will return the first line beginning with "-- " and
everything after. The carrots will take care of lines that contain, but
don't begin with, a sig delimiter. If there is no sig delimiter, the
first statement will return the entire text and the second statement will
return nothing.
--
Cheers,
Jack
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