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grep wc
Hello, I am trying add all occurances of the current user into an ouputfile in a numbered list e.g. 1 ) username......
I have a problem thou, the grep seach word count is not assigning a number to the lineno variable, this is a problem and I can not seem to get it to work with various brackets and speech marks. Please help this is very frustrating. echo "What file to search? " read file int=1 echo "starting Grep" lineno=grep $USER $file | wc -l set -- `grep $USER $file` while [ $int -le $lineno ] do eval y='$'$int echo "$int ) $y" >> usernameoutput int=`expr $int + 1` done echo "finished" |
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