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03-16-2006
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is there any why to get the number of line in grep result ?
Hello all
when I do simple grep on file im getting the results of "filename : stringResult " is there any way to present also the line number in the file ? 
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03-16-2006
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GNU grep provides a -n option.
Code:
-n, --line-number
Prefix each line of output with the line number within its input
file.
nl haystack | grep "needle" Not sure if nl is available on non-Linux systems.
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