Hi,

Remember math or physics or ... class ? Remember how the grading guy always said, don't just write down the answer, show your work? Because the important part is how you arrived at the answer, not the actual answer, remember?

How would you produce a video teaching people to make pizza/lasagna, with or without actors? Would this qualify as a video script?

1) gather ingredients, tomato, cheese, meat... 2) prepare ingredients, mix this, layer that.. 3) some kind of cooking ... 4) something here ... 5) eat

I made pizza once or twice, but I don't think I could make a good teaching to pizza video with that video script .

While it is clear enough to understand, its not detailed enough to teach anyone to pizza, its not instructions, its not a script.

You have posted a pizza program, but now you need lasagna program

The problem is even though the ingredients are identical (wheat/meat/cheese), you can't turn pizza into lasagna, you have to start from beginning

Are you willing to try again?

If you're willing I will help all the way to lasagna

In reply to Re^5: Wildcard in a hash by Anonymous Monk
in thread Grep asterisk sign in input file by DespacitoPerl

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