Hi Ricardo,

I used /cond/ conditional  and gave a try. This worked out with
following line.

I also included string-match which also worked.

All I need to look for next step is to use regular expressions instead
of string.

> You also see that “if” alone is not sufficient here, because you have
> more than one expression.  You could nest “if” expressions, but that’s
> ugly.  You can use “cond” instead.
   /(cond ((string-match "(starting phase" str) (colorized-display str
'(GREEN))) //
//          ((string-prefix? "succeed" str) (colorized-display str
'(GREEN))) //
//          ((string-prefix? "failed" str) (colorized-display str
'(GREEN))) //
//          (else (display str target-port) )))/

> Please look at the examples in my previous email again.  I used
> “string-match”, “match:substring”, and “and=>”, which you may not be
> familiar with yet.
>

I used them individually but I still dint figure out the way it works in
the example. I will check that as next one.

Thanks!!

Sahithi