Should be relatively simple to advanced users I presume... I need to write a grep (either regular grep or egrep) statement that returns all lines NOT matching a given string.
For example, I have the file "myfile" which contains the following lines: FirstLine SecondLine ThirdLine I need to run something like "grep <findEverythingNotIncluding*Second*> myFile" Which would return the following: FirstLine ThirdLine But not return the line containing SecondLine. Of course the stuff in <> is pseudocode instead of which I need the real expression to make it work. If grep command syntax varies across platforms, I need something for Solaris 10's grep / egrep. Thanks a lot. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Help-with-a-particular-filtering-task-with-grep-tf4197366.html#a11937816 Sent from the Gnu - Grep mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
