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obviously, thanks for the alternative
obviously, thanks for the alternative
4,077
Posted By rmh
Unless the assignment requires you to use sed and...
Unless the assignment requires you to use sed and a regex, your requirements don't indicate you need to use them.

If you know them to be in the set File1.mp3 to File50.mp3, you might be able to do...
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Posted By rmh
I haven't ported my ancient utility to linux...
I haven't ported my ancient utility to linux (yet), but a version of what you're interested in for the Mach microkernel as implemented in Tru64 AKA OSF/1 AKA Digital UNIX is available at...
Forum: Programming 06-11-2009
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Posted By rmh
In addition to what Corona688 states, make gives...
In addition to what Corona688 states, make gives you the ability to build a description file and some general templates for command generation that allows you to create, build, maintain, package,...
8,558
Posted By rmh
Then use a regular expression, or upcase or...
Then use a regular expression, or upcase or dncase all the files prior to the find command that was listed....

You can eliminate dups with a find ... | tr ... | sort | uniq > filename.ext
Then...
Forum: Programming 10-09-2008
190,040
Posted By rmh
...then at that point it is up to the programmer...
...then at that point it is up to the programmer to determine if 'frequently' warrants the register class or not.

If you don't like the register class, fine, don't use it, in an instance such as...
Forum: Programming 10-09-2008
190,040
Posted By rmh
You do realize that the register class hints that...
You do realize that the register class hints that the declared objects will be accessed frequently, right.
Forum: Programming 10-09-2008
190,040
Posted By rmh
I should have mentioned that whitespace is...
I should have mentioned that whitespace is considered to be any of the following characters:

0x09 - horizontal tab
0x0a - linefeed
0x0b - vertical tab
0x0c - form feed
0x0d - carriage return...
Forum: Programming 09-25-2008
190,040
Posted By rmh
yeah, this is a years' old thread; here's a...
yeah, this is a years' old thread; here's a generic pattern that can be used:

/*----------trim (char) c from right-side of string *p------------------*/
char *strtrim_right( register char *p,...
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