Todd Walton wrote:
On 4/18/07, Ralph Shumaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> grep -C 4 /tmp/file `grep aba /tmp/file | grep bcb | grep cdc |
grep ded`
This yielded something really strange (in bash). It found the right
line, I'd say. But it took each word of that line and gave me this:
grep: word1: no such file or directory
grep: word2: no such file or directory
Oh. I was on a Windows computer when I wrote that. Try quoting the
back-ticked.
grep -C 4 /tmp/file "`grep aba /tmp/file | grep bcb | grep cdc | grep
ded`"
Well, that did a *little* better. This is what I got this time:
grep -C 4 /tmp/file "`grep aba /tmp/file | grep bcb | grep cdc | grep ded`"
grep: The correct line displayed here.: No such file or directory
And still no context. :-(
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