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Re: ~9M lines of data: msg#00027

Subject: Re: ~9M lines of data
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002 17:34:19 +0100, Simon Cozens wrote:

>This is what the flip-flop operator is for.

Which bring s up a good question. The OP talked about "50 or so lines".
Shall we take this literally? I know the flip-flow operator returns the
number of times it was succesful in a row, already, (say: the number of
lines in this range), but is there an easy way to use this as an end
condition? Apart from keeping an extra variable that keeps track, that
is. I would think not. I could be wrong.

-- 
        Bart.



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