I have lines of the form parts=/a,1mb,/b/c,2gb,/zee/last,-1 #general form on next line parts=path1,size1,...,lastPath,-1
I need to find ALL files that have multiple keywords anywhere in the file开发者_StackOverflow中文版 (not necessarily on the same line), given a starting directory like ~/. Does \"grep -ro\" do this?
I\'m playing with bash, experiencing with utf-8 encoding. I\'m new to unicode. The following command (well, their output) surprises me :
Hi I am trying to create a script that will count the number of characters between xml tags and idealy group by these values before returning the variations:
I\'m having a problem with regex in using the command sh cute, the problem is that I want to show all processes that start with g and just show the command, but do not know, help me please?
I know I can \"probably\" fix them by using \"flip -u\" (cygwin flip) which basically removes one of the 0xd\'s leaving the file with DOS style line endings (0x0d 0x0a) (of course, technically spe开发
I have a file and a list of string pairs which I get from another file. I need substitute the first string of the pair with the second one, and do this for each pair.
% cat temp $$$ hello1 $$hello2 hello3 ##hello4 hello5 $$$ % cat temp | grep \"$$$\" Illegal variable name. % cat temp | grep \"\\$\\$\\$\"
I\'m trying to write a bash script that looks at a directory full of files and categorises them as either plaintext or binary.A file is plaintext if it ONLY contains plaintext characters, otherwise it
I want to display all lines from one which match regular expression if I have a file开发者_运维知识库
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