Hi Monks,
My program generates the files below, and my question is how can I check if the program is adding duplicated blocks like this:
@:1107532758::1
lll
Lets
mad.gif

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twice, and if it is, I need to find them and delete it, I am trying using regular expressions without luck, I need some help!
Thanks very much!
@:1107530184::1
kkkkkkkkkkkkmkmkmk
kkkkkk
confused.gif
@:1107530257:1107530439:1
kmkmkm
<br>kmkmkm
<br>
<br>Fri Feb  4 10:17:37 2005
<br>
mad.gif
@:1107530709::1
ygyg
ygygygyg
lol.gif
@:1107530717::1
ygyg
ygygygyg
lol.gif
@:1107530963::1
cool
help
cool.gif
@:1107532649:1107532689:1
k
<br>kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
<br>
<br>Fri Feb  4 10:57:29 2005
<br>
lol
lol.gif
@:1107532758::1
lll
Lets
mad.gif
@:1107532976::1
lll
Lets
mad.gif

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2005-02-05 Edited by Arunbear: Changed title from 'Regular Expression', as per Monastery guidelines

In reply to Regular Expression to find duplicate text blocks by Anonymous Monk

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