Nagiostat Output Problem

[Paul L. Allen]

Andreas Ericsson writes: 

> Skip B. Smith wrote:
>> **WARNING: No match for value with regex on output 'RTA = ([0-9.]+)

> Also, you might want to reconsider that regex, as it says 'find chars (0-9 
> or any other) as many as you like at least 1'. The dot in a regex is 
> similar to question mark in shell wildcards.

That may be the case in some languages, but in most sensible languages
a dot inside a character class is treated literally. 

-- 
Paul Allen
Softflare Support 




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