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search from specified charactor space
Hello, I'm quite a noobie in programming in UNIX
and I was wondering if it is possible to use 'grep' or similar method to find PATTERNS from designated location (of charactor) for example |param 1 ||param2 | andrew kim josh daniel kim michelle michelle andrew kim I hope to be able to search up kim and display only the first 2 lines not the 3rd i know that cut has -c1-10 so you can specify charactor to cut but can the grep or other things be done the same? and display the whole line? thank you very much regards |
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