Re: how to identify string between flower braces
- From: Donald Arseneau <asnd@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Nov 2006 19:14:06 -0800
tampabay.bucks@xxxxxxxxx writes:
My string would be something like this.
"{{8} {Security Configuration} {null} {}} {{10} {Device Configuration}
{yes}}"
This correction indicates that, yes, you do have a list; nested
lists even.
So my goal is take the value present inside the flower braces that is
immediately after {Security Configuration}.
Do you mean you want to take the item after {Security Configuration},
wherever "{Security Configuration}" might occur? If so, you will need
some lsearch command.
However, I think you really want the third element in the first grouping.
set nullity [lindex $data 0 2]
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