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help with grep the pattern
I have those lines in a file:
:startStr xxxxxxx(anything) STRING1 xxxxxx startStr xxxxxxx STRING1 xxxxxxxxxxxxx startStr xxxxxxxxx STRING2 xxxxxxxx ....... grep only the lines starting "startStr" (without ":") & with "STRING1" -e.g. the second line in the above file I use the following which works but how to also include the "startStr"?? grep '^[^:]*STRING1' * Thanks!! |
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