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grep a word from a specific line
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searches only for single word for single word this is line three match=$(grep -n -e "single" data.txt) this command will stored "..... single ...... single" into search. how can i grep the single word just from line 2 only?? Last edited by blurboy; 01-20-2008 at 03:18 PM.. |
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