I usually add some strings from a text file into a list or array line by line, although I am now using "#"'s as separators in the text file. How would it be possible to read the two strings "softpedia.com" and "download.com" into a list using the two "#" signs as a breaking point? Baring in mind that there might be more or less strings inbetween the two hashes
e.g.
# Internal Hostnames
softpedia.com
download.com
# External Hostnames
Expected output:
softpedia.com
download.com
It sounds like you want to read all of the lines in between a set of # start lines. If so try the following
and if you wanted to just get them in a list:
Read it into a buffer and let regex do the work.