try grep.
I dont think that you can tell it to grep x lines, but you can define
delimiters (for example a paragraph with -p, the delimiter would
be a blank line).
If you need an exact number of lines you could get the line number
where grep found something and make a script to cut those
parts.
--Orm
>I'm looking for a command or a script that is able to find a string in a
text file.
>But I want to display for example 10 lignes before the string, I search,
and 10
>lignes after.
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