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hello, i'm trying to pluck words from a list that have exactly 3 occurances of a specified letter. I've come up with this :
grep -i .*$1.*$1.*$1.* But this also selects words with 4 or more, any tips? I'm putting this into a shell procedure and want to be able to add a switch before I put the letter to searched in ($1), if you could point me to the correct manual page to read up on that it would be great, I'm using bourne shell. Thanks in advance Steve |
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