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Multiline Grep
How does one do a search for a multiline regular experssion and output the results to a file. I know this won't work since grep only searches single lines: Code:
egrep '<a>.*?</a>' source.xml > output.xml Here are some sample patterns I'd like to match and output to a single file: Code:
<a>..............</a> <a> .................. </a> <a> .................. .................. .................. </a> Do I need perl for this? Many Thanks! -Mark |
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