I have the following names of files: When x is a number (x could be number between 0 to 100) fileX fileXblabla
I\'m trying to write a shell script that searches in a file specified as argument $1 for a regex and writes the found subpattern into a variable I can then use.
I\'m trying to make a filter that capture all the .exe file lines. For example, from this: [05/Apr/2010:11:00:01 -0300] /~mauro/Lista_conceitos_BD_2004.DOC 200 46080
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i have to search for a particular text in files and for that im using grep command but it searches only in current folder.What i want is that using a single grep command i can search a particular 开发
I have lines in a file which look like the following ....... DisplayName=\"john\" .......... where .... represents variable number of other fields.
I try to use vim\'s internal grep with \'**\' wildcard as in the following command: grep \"test\" **\\*.txt
My goal is to find all \"<?=\" occurrences with ack. How can I开发者_如何学C do that? ack \"<?=\"
Every night I go through the same process of checking failover systems for our T1\'s. I essentially go through the following process:
My source tree contains several directories which are using Git source control, and I need to tarball the whole tree excluding any references to the Git metadata or custom log files.
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