I have to write a C/C++ program to process a bunch of text files (around 100) and find a pattern (commonly a string). Since the platform I am going to run this will be unix, I thought why wouldn\'t I
why isn\'t this regex working: find ./ -regex \'.*[mh]$\' | sort | grep --exclude=\"UnitTests\" * The following works:
开发者_开发技巧I want to grep 2 patterns in a file on Solaris UNIX. That is grep \'pattern1 OR pattern2\' filename.
I need help with little code. What I need is \"if statement\" code the counts with grep or other command how many times repeat respectively two words in the file.
I am trying to write a script that goes through an entire folder of text files, matching a string pattern. What I want is the count of patterns matched i开发者_如何学Cn each file. In unix it could be
I need help with little code. What I need is \"if statement\" code the counts with grep or other command how many times repeat respectively two words in the file.
my grep -c command for a particular pattern 开发者_StackOverflow社区returns files as follows A:2 B:6
I have to grep a pretty huge text file (~15GB) for 3 different strings. The important thing to be noted is the three strings say X,Y and Z comprise about 99.9 % of the text file and are mutually exclu
I have a file of records. The first line has the name and the following line has the data associated with that person. I want to gre开发者_运维问答p for a persons name and get the line with the name a
I\'m seem to be having a problem with a simple grep statement not finishing/terminating after it\'s been completed.
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