So what I am asking how to do is have a script that reads all of the
lines in a text file, then in a loop have it print "Lines: (number its
on) and have this number increment by 1 until the text file is
completely empty. Thanks to all who attempt 
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I am not really sure what to make of this: reading does not modify the file
so it cannot be "empty" after any amount of read operations. Are you maybe
just looking for numbering lines in a file? Then I suggest
$ cat -n the_file
Kind regards
robert
On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 3:13 AM, Carl s. <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
So what I am asking how to do is have a script that reads all of the
lines in a text file, then in a loop have it print "Lines: (number its
on) and have this number increment by 1 until the text file is
completely empty. Thanks to all who attempt
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Carl s. <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
So what I am asking how to do is have a script that reads all of the
lines in a text file, then in a loop have it print "Lines: (number its
on) and have this number increment by 1 until the text file is
completely empty. Thanks to all who attempt
