David:
Hey, you win. The "sed '/regexp/d' file" works
well. Thanks! Learn something new every day...
Of who made this decision to handicap grep in
LRP...it reminds me of the axiom "when the only tool
you have is a hammer, you treat every problem like a
nail". Heh.
Back
On Fri, Mar 30, 2001 at 12:28:34AM -0800, Scott C. Best scribbled:
> Woof!
The correct frustrated exclamation here is: "Awk!!"
> So...forgive my non-sed'ness, but what would be the
>
> -Scott, thinking about grep.lrp...
> > > Huh? sed with greap? Any thoughts on this? TIA!
> >
>
Pim van Riezen wrote:
> The "-i" I'm not sure about, I tend to not use regexpes all that oftenly
> either.
-i is case-insensitivity.
Being a regular vi nut, I use regexps all the time. It's gotten so
bad I'm constantly having to check which regexps are allowed by which
utility (vi, sed, grep
"Scott C. Best" wrote:
> [...] what would be the
> equiv of, say: "grep -v -i FOO /etc/passwd" ?
sed '/[Ff][Oo][Oo]/d' /etc/passwd
Pi said:
> > grep -v didn't even work in the old LRP2.9.8 release. Always had to hack
> > around it by using sed -e "s/foo//" instead of grep -v "foo".
Busybox 0.
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Scott C. Best wrote:
> Pi:
> Woof!
> That's terribly annoying.
I agree, it just always seemed to annoy me personally at times where
taking a better look at it was not an option.
> So...forgive my non-sed'ness, but what would be the
> equiv of, say: "grep -
Pi:
Woof!
That's terribly annoying.
So...forgive my non-sed'ness, but what would be the
equiv of, say: "grep -v -i FOO /etc/passwd" ?
Thanks again
-Scott, thinking about grep.lrp...
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Pim van Riezen wrote:
> On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Scott C. Be
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Scott C. Best wrote:
>
> Am having trouble with normal grep options in
> eigerstein 2.2.16. Anyone else seen this? Getting error
> messages like "sed: can't read foo..." for simple
> things like:
> grep -v foo /etc/passwd
>
> Huh? sed with greap? Any thought
Am having trouble with normal grep options in
eigerstein 2.2.16. Anyone else seen this? Getting error
messages like "sed: can't read foo..." for simple
things like:
grep -v foo /etc/passwd
Huh? sed with greap? Any thoughts on this? TIA!
-Scott
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