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[SOLVED] Grepping multiple terms with different arguments
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Grep -e 'term1' -A1 -e 'term2' -A3 The above code always searches for either term and prints results + next three lines. I'm trying to print out: foo foo foo term1 bar bar bar line right after the above -- la la la la term2 so so so line right after the above and again and again I've tried grep because I'm most familiar with it. Any solution is fine. Bash environment. Perl if necessary but a grep/awk/sed/other cli command preferred (want to learn the above) Many thanks! dkozel Last edited by dkozel; 06-12-2009 at 03:28 PM.. |
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