From: Ben Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Don't you need to escape the "#" symbol? If you don't, everything
> after it is a comment.
>
> Ben
You mean treated like a comment by the shell?
Well I'm not a unix guy so I can't tell for sure.
If you'd enter the command on the prompt b
Don't you need to escape the "#" symbol? If you don't, everything after it
is a comment.
Ben
At 04:38 PM 7/11/01 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>@lines = $t->cmd("grep -v # *.rm | awk '{print $1}' ");
>
>This'll not work, what may be the reason .
>Please help me.
>My objective is that, proce
@lines = $t->cmd("grep -v # *.rm | awk '{print $1}' ");
This'll not work, what may be the reason .
Please help me.
My objective is that, process the command in Telnet in which i wish to "
Extract the Non hash entries from a file and then i wish to extract the
first column value alone.
Expec
