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I need to parse a CHANGELOG in Keep a changelog format with grep (or awk, etc in shell/bash) and get the last version (the first one after [Unreleased] tag).

It means, split this file with block '\n## ', ignore the first ([Unreleased]) and get the second (if exists).

With nodeJS, it's very easy and readable CHANGELOG.split(/\n## /)[2]; But I can't make it work with grep ... grep -zoP -m 1 "(\n## .*)(\n## .*)?(\n## )?" CHANGELOG.md

I can't make the regex match group with multiline even using (.|\n)+ Since I'm on it since few days and trying again and again, the Machine Learning found this ##(?:[^be]+[^#]*###)+[^#]* but, it looks like too heavy for just "block split with \n## ".

I am trying to search for a regex with lookahead its not working in pcregrep or grep

I want to search for bits of sections

• which may span over multiple lines,
• which start with PQXY at the beginning of a line and
• end with OFEJ at the end of the line and
• does not contain either PQXY or OFEJ in between

Generall i use the following in sublime text find and works well

I am trying to get live updates on my redis ordered list without success. It seems like it fetches all the items and just ends on the last item. I would like the client to keep get updates upon a new order in my ordered list. What am I missing?

This is my code:

I have tried to read text from image of receipt using pytesseract. But a result text have a lot weird characters and it really looks awful. There is my code which i used to manipulate image:

As part of a load test, I've a file with a generated list of requests. The format is below, in that, the payload is in between two newline characters; the GET indicating the start of a new request. I would like to extract only the payload.

I have a file cases:

I'm writing some code to simulate a quantum computer in python. I just added a section which starts integrating greater-than-one-qubit functionality, and then this weird error came up. It doesn't say anything about which line caused it, so I don't really even know where to start fixing it, and I've never seen it before. Further, the program keeps running and outputs the correct answer in the few testcases I've run, even with this error.

My book says -

Strings and lists are actually similar, if you consider a string to be a “list” of single text characters.

Suppose that I have a string namely name=Zophie.

Now this string should have some resemblance with a list. So I type in another code that would tell me what should the items of that list be. The code goes like -

for i in name: print(‘* * * ‘ + i + ‘ * * *')

The output is:

* * * Z * * * * * * o * * * * * * p * * * * * * h * * * * * * i * * * * * * e * * *

This clearly shows that the list items of name are Z,o,p,h,i,e.

Now if I try to check wether the list has an item ’Zop' by using:

Zop in name

It returns True! That is, Python says that Zophie contains an item namely ’Zop’ but when I tried to list all the items using the for command, Zop didn’t show up.

What’s happening here?

I posted an answer for this question where the OP wants a regex to match different blocks of JSON-esque data with a condition that one of the properties has a specific value.

Simplifying the question a little bit - assume some sample data like this: