Consider a file which has contents as given below. I need to extract only the sections which are bookended (or surrounded, if you prefer) by the delimiter ----End----, into another file.
one
two
three
---------End---------------
four
five
six
---------End--------------
three
two
--------End----...
It's cross-posted on StackOverflow, but editors have over time made the two questions slightly different. The SO question wants to retain the delimiter while the UL question want everything in-between the delimiters.
Trying to build Gimp 2.9.6 on a MacOS. Python2, Python3 and PyGtk are already installed on the system. I still keep getting this error. Any ideas why?
Error: GIMP configuration failed.
- PyGTK 2.10.4 or newer
However PyGtk is installed:
x@X:~/gimp-2.9.6 $ brew install pygtk
Warning: pygtk 2...
It would sometimes be handy to know how a particular package was installed - as in - what command was used to install it. Assuming a packaging system was used, of course. The only way I can think of is to grovel through possibly non-existent logs.
This question. It sounds like he's trying to solve the wrong problem. It's akin to "Why can't the compiler compile my code, which is correct? There is a bug in the compiler!"... unix.stackexchange.com/questions/390135/…
Trying to build Gimp 2.9.6 on a MacOS. Python2, Python3 and PyGtk are already installed on the system. I still keep getting this error. Any ideas why?
Error: GIMP configuration failed.
- PyGTK 2.10.4 or newer
However PyGtk is installed:
x@X:~/gimp-2.9.6 $ brew install pygtk
Warning: pygtk 2...
