I have a user input that would be used in a search string that may contain a metacharacter For e.g. C# or C++
I am trying to grep for a small string in a much larger string. Both strings are being stored as variables and here is a code example:
Now i have a standard output which is printed by my program and displayed on the screen. The outputs looks like the following part:
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I was using the return value of fgrep -s \'text\' /folder/*.txt to find if \'text\' is in any .txt file in /folder/. 开发者_Go百科 It works, but I find it too slow for what I need, like if it searches
I want a sed script that I can use for 1) finding instances, and 2) printing this string: <bean:write name=\'iframesrcUrl\'/>
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