Tried $ echo \"$STRING\" | egrep \"(\\*)\" and also $ echo \"$STRING\" | egrep \'(\\*)\' and countless other variations. I just want to match a line that contains a literal asterisk anywh开发者_
I have most of what I need so far I\'m just unsure of the grep command to get only directories or if there isn\'t one.For context, this is the original request:
I have a hunch that I should probably be using ack or egrep instead, but what should I use to basically look for
Is there a way to make grep output \"words\" from files that match the search expression? If I want to find all the instances of, say, \"th\" in a number of files, I can do:
I\'m trying to overcome a limitation on our file structure.I want to grep a whole series of files in a known location. If I do a standard grep fro开发者_运维百科m command line
开发者_如何学GoSuppose I have several strings: str1 and str2 and str3. How to find lines that have all the strings?
I want to run the code below and use grep to search for "LARGE_NAME" inside a file that is in a path that needs yet to be determined.
I would like to do a recursive grep and search for multiple strings/options at the first time (I think this might be called pattern? not sure).
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