Hello All,
Another newbie question here -- the answer to my previous one included
this this regex match string:
/TOTAL WINDOWS/{go=1}/^[[:digit:][:space:]]+$/
At least, that's what it essentially looks like to me...except for
the /{go=1}/ subclause, which I'm not familiar with. What is it
called and its purpose, and is this an Awk-specific regex feature? No
need for a detailed explanation, I can look up in the Awk docs if I
know what its called and/or have an idea of its general purpose.
PS: the complete statement is as follows...
/TOTAL WINDOWS/{go=1}/^[[:digit:][:space:]]+$/\
&&go{Doors+=$3;go=0}END{print "Door Count = " Doors}
Thanks
Brando