Chris Downie wrote:
That returned 1 (one) which is what I have been getting with the various connotations I have been trying. I get either 1 or the whole file displayed.

Chris


grep a .xinitrc -o -c
seems to count how many a's in my .xinitrc file...
-c == count
-o == only the part of the line that matches

grep a txt.txt -o |grep a -c

or use that if you don't like wc. Ok I'm a shoddy hacker... That really is ugly.
I misunderstood how -o and -c interact together in my first attempt...


Tim

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