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regular expression on AIX
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Im running this commad on AIX in ksh samp1 file contains 1 2 123 1234 When i execute the following simple reg exp i dont get the matched pattern sed -n '/[0-9]+/p' samp1 or sed -n '/[0-9]\+/p' samp1 or grep '[0-9]+' samp1 i have the same prob with '?' also help me guys.. |
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