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I don't understand what is the correct way of writing: egrep -l '{$min,$max} $pattern' $filename I tryed to search on google how to wtrite {$min, $max}, but I don't have success |
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Hi,
I have to write a command (with egrep, awk or sed) to list the name of the files that contain a pattern that is between two values: min e max. It also have to return the number of time the pattern has been found in every simgle files is listed. I tryed to do it with egrep, but I have no success. Do you have any advice? |
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" but the shell says: (standard input) " |
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