Re: Print ranges without its BEGIN and END patterns

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   > perl -ne '$s=/^sec/../^fou/; print if $s>1 and $s!~/E/' 
 

 We can also use -ve lookbehind to skip the begin/end patterns, like as,
          perl -lne 'print if (/^sec/../^fou/) =~ /^\d+(?<!^1)$/' yourfile

 

 --Rakehs


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