How to use the equivalent of grep in Powershell.
How to filter text just like with grep easily and filter text with simple tricks.
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More very useful sed tips for the command line on Linux.
More useful sed tips.
How to use the sed command to filter text files in Linux and other useful shell tricks for the Linux command line.
Using sed to filter a text file and change a specific character for another. In this case the ” character becomes the ‘ character using the magic of the sed command. Since I am using a character the shell also uses I have to escape it out so the command will work. This can make … Read more
How to read a symbolic link and some text filtering commands.
Getting into some more Linux commands now; if you want to know how to find out what a symbolic link is linking to; you may use the command below to read the symbolic link and find out where it leads. [ [email protected] ] [ Jobs 0.PWD: ~.bash 4.2.36. ] [ 2 ] [ 21:50:39 ] … Read more
How to filter text with the sed command. This is useful for various shell tricks.
Using wildcards on the Linux command line This is a standard listing of files with wildcards in the bash shell. homer@deep-thought ~/Documents $ ls *.wad basenew.wad cc4-tex.wad city-heat.wad dark.wad doom.wad plutonia.wad scythe2.wad SKYTEST.wad brick.wad cchest4.wad consoleCopy.wad doom2.wad hexen.wad RIII.wad scythex.wad SODfinal.wadhomer@deep-thought ~/Documents $ ls *.wad basenew.wad cc4-tex.wad city-heat.wad dark.wad doom.wad plutonia.wad scythe2.wad SKYTEST.wad brick.wad cchest4.wad … Read more