[Derek Stukey]

Hi Jim,

Thanks for the input!  Are there any key statements I should be searching for, related to the Memory Leak statements?

[Derek Stukey]

Got it.  Much more understanding still needed for the future!

Much thanks to Charlie B., Ron A., Jim K., and Keith M. for your assistance.  I got my code to finally work!

[Derek Stukey]

Hi Charlie,

The code worked!  Two follow up questions if you don’t mind:

1.  At the end of the regexp, you use $variable {} variable

What is the {} used for?

2.  Earlier in this post, Keith McLeod used $variable –> tst (via command line example).

When I ran the code with –> in the command line, it returned the correct result.  When I ran the code in the Testing Tool via TPS test, it did not work.

A.  What does –> do?

B.  Is there a way to get it to work within Cloverleaf?

Thanks again for your help,

Derek

[Derek Stukey]

Hi Keith,

I will test this out and let you know.

Thanks for your help,

Derek

[Derek Stukey]

Hi Ron,

Thanks for the response.  I am not entirely sure what you were aiming for here.  Do you think the code “^SSS” is what I should be using?

Thanks,

Derek

[Derek Stukey]

Russ,

Thanks for your help!  I will give this a try and see how it works.

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