well, your code looks surely good, but seems to be failing line count. on a simple ASP page of mine I get these results:

mine yours
HTM 1 HTM 1
ASP 31 ASP 1
HTM 31 HTM 31
ASP 44 ASP 31
HTM 46 HTM 46
ASP 50 ASP 46
HTM 50 HTM 50
ASP 55 ASP 50
HTM 59 HTM 59
ASP 73 ASP 59
HTM 75 HTM 75

that is, it counts correctly for HTM blocks, but doesn't increment the line number for ASP blocks. I tried moving the line $line += ... before the push, but it didn't help.

cheers,
Aldo

King of Laziness, Wizard of Impatience, Lord of Hubris

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: parsing an ASP file by dada
in thread parsing an ASP file by dada

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