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negate * with in pattren matching...
Hi Every one
I have a file in the following manner... AAAAAA*PERFORM WRITEQ BBDFDD*PERFOMF WRITEQ FFFF *PERFOMF WRITEQ i want to find the lines which donot have * in 7th position.. I have tried this but some problem i think... grep '......[^\*][.]*WRITEQ' INpFIle... any 6 chars not followed by * and any char followed by WRITEQ but this gets me everyting... including 7th char as * |
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