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try this


ls -lrtd * | grep "^d"

with sed


sed '
/[^[:digit:]]$/ {
N
s/\n//g
}' filename

try this as well


sed 's/^[^[:digit:]].*/>>/g'

try


du | cut -f2

sed -n '
/^[[:digit:]]/ {
p
n
/^[[:digit:]]/ {
i \
XXXXXX
p}
}
/^[^[:digit:]]/ p' filename

try this


awk '{a=$0;gsub(/[^[:alnum:]]/,"_");print "mv " a " " $0;}' filename | sh

try this


awk 'BEGIN{IGNORECASE=1}/peter/{gsub(/peter/,"Peter");print}' filename

try xargs


xargs -n 10 < filename

with find

find . -print


or with du


du -a | cut -f2

1. length > 20 -- checks line length
2. $0=substr($0,0,20) -- if step1 is true then do this action
set line to first 20 characters
3. Print the complete line.

Might I'm late but with awk


awk ' length > 20 {$0=substr($0,0,20); } 1' filename

try this


awk 'NR==FNR{a[$0];next;} {for(i in a) {b="EGLV"i;gsub(b,"CHNJ"i,$0)}}1 ' file1 file2

sed '/N\/A/d' filename | awk '{print $1}'

find . -type f -name "*lay" -exec grep -q "$old" {} \; -exec sed -i "s|$old|$new|g" {} \;

tr -d "@" | wc -m


or


cat abinaryfile | sed -e s/@@//g;s/@$// | wc -m

with sed


sed 's/.*\*\*\*\(.*\)/\1/g' filename.txt


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with awk


awk -vFS="\*\*\*" '{print...

try this



paste -d "|" file1 file2 | sed 's/|/\n/g' | tail -n +2

cat filename.txt | xargs -n3 | awk '{print $NF}'

try to explore command

xmllint

* in Linux it is working perfect, pls check your OS before looking into it.

try this


v="$( egrep -vi 'sort|group|shft' $list)"

try this


#! /bin/bash

filea=/blah1/blah2/blah3
fileb=/blah1/blah2/blah3/blah4
filec=/blah1/blah2/blah3/blah4/blah5
for i in $filea $fileb $filec
do
temp=${i//\//\\v}
echo -e "$temp"...

try this


awk -F"|" -va="\"" '{print $1 "|" a "#GT_properties_xyz" a}' filename

with sed..


sed '/\*\|ORA/d' filename

with awk


awk '{sub(/\//,"/newplace/"); print}' filename