🚀 go-pugleaf

[Side note: the article to which this is a followup had "Followup-To:
news.admin.misc", even though the topic is technical, and there was
no explanation of this in the text.  I hope this was simply an error
by the original poster, which the moderator didn't notice.]

> Last week I posted an inquiry for a piece of sed or other code that
> would give me the line FOLLOWING the "For your newsgroups file:" line...
> I figured that it would be a simple one liner or so ...

And so it is, if you use awk rather than sed.  In new awk:

	awk '/^For your newsgroups file:/ {getline; print; exit}'

In old awk, I believe it takes two lines:

	awk '/^For your newsgroups file:/ {hit = NR+1}
	     NR == hit {print; exit}'
-- 
Mark Brader, Toronto		sed -e "s;??\\([-=(/)'<!>]\\);?\\\\?\\1;g"
utzoo!sq!msb, msb@sq.com	will fix them...	-- Karl Heuer

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