Re^4: Matching range of text with another string in between

$lines is not defined. The /m is required for the $ in 00003$. What file do you think it is reading the first 14 lines from?

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Re^5: Matching range of text with another string in between by periodicalcoder (Novice) on Apr 22, 2016 at 19:28 UTC
The first 14 lines are from the same source file as the rest of the script. To clarify, for the source/input file I need the first 14 lines, then anything that stars with LX* and ends with CAS* only if 00003 is in between those values, then I need the last three lines of the file. Good point on the "$lines" variable. I'll have to re-write that portion. I'll you all know once I've done more testing. EDIT: I think that the script can't find the file, or can't open it, but is not throwing an error. I apologize for the haphazard order of replies. I am getting used to this forum's format.	[reply]
Re^6: Matching range of text with another string in between by Anonymous Monk on Apr 22, 2016 at 19:35 UTC
Note that you read the first 14 lines from <> and the middle data from $fhi, and the last 3 lines from F ?	[reply]