grep

• “I found a number of programs here on Code Project that emulated grep or called grep from the command line, but while intriguing, were not what I wanted.”

  The Code Project Latest Articles

• “SCHEMA = "prd_schema" # Change this to your schema name grep "ORA -" $LOGFILE > $CURR if! diff $PREV $CURR then”

  LXer Linux News

• “The following utilities return 0 upon success. echo touch mv cp mkdir rm hostname grep returns 0 if the pattern is found, 1 if not found, and 2 on error”

  Baltiblogs

• “/etc/init. d call grep at least 77 times. awk is called 92 times, cut 23 and sed 74.”

  planet.freedesktop.org

• “Track House And Senate Votes On Twitter (September 25th, 2008) alias grep = 'GREP_COLOR = "1; 37; 41" LANG = C grep -- color = auto' var selection; if (window. getSelection) selection = window. getSelection (); else if (document. selection) selection = document. selection.createRange (); document. observe ( "dblclick", function () );”

  AlternateIdea - Home

• “- Review and comment on proposed bills before they are even introduced†"or while they are pendingâ€" in Congress. alias grep = 'GREP_COLOR = "1; 37; 41" LANG = C grep -- color = auto' var selection; if (window. getSelection) selection = window. getSelection (); else if (document. selection) selection = document. selection.createRange (); document. observe ( "dblclick", function () );”

  AlternateIdea - Home

• “Hippix (Hippo Software; consult file pub/hippo/press. txt, available via anonymous ftp from morgan. cs.utah.edu, for more information) provides a set of low cost Unix-like command utilities (such as grep, awk, sh, and vi) along with a POSIX programming library.”

  OS/2 Frequently Asked Questions List by Timothy F. Sipples

• “After that, I changed my approach to the one on line #78: I pipe the address into "grep" and use the content of $DENY_DB as the list of regular expressions to check against that string.”

  Linux Gazette

• “However, there's a larger problem here: you don't need to build a state machine to determine whether your messages contain one of the above subjects - you can just use 'grep', or (my preferred method) a hash lookup.”

  Linux Gazette

• “Incidentally, note the commented-out line (#77): originally, I used the email address as the "grep" search string and the file as the source, and if the string was found in the file, then that was the end of it.”

  Linux Gazette

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