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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Finding my lost file by searching for words in it Post 302541477 by Aia on Sunday 24th of July 2011 09:38:39 PM
Old 07-24-2011
grep -f <filename>

The -f means: use the content of the coming file as the pattern to search for. Passing it the argument of how many lines the file has will not work.

Last edited by Aia; 07-24-2011 at 10:41 PM.. Reason: Missing a n
 

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ZENITY(1)						      General Commands Manual							 ZENITY(1)

NAME
zenity - display GTK+ dialogs SYNOPSIS
zenity [options] DESCRIPTION
zenity is a program that will display GTK+ dialogs, and return (either in the return code, or on standard output) the users input. This allows you to present information, and ask for information from the user, from all manner of shell scripts. For example, zenity --question will return either 0 or 1, depending on whether the user pressed OK or Cancel. zenity --entry will output on standard output what the user typed into the text entry field. Comprehensive documentation is available in the GNOME Help Browser, under GNOME/Utilities. OPTIONS
This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). Dialog options --calendar Display calendar dialog --entry Display text entry dialog --error Display error dialog --file-selection Display file selection dialog --info Display info dialog --list Display list dialog --notification Display notification icon --progress Display progress indication dialog --question Display question dialog --text-info Display text information dialog --warning Display warning dialog --scale Display scale dialog General options --title=TITLE Set the dialog title --window-icon=ICONPATH Set the window icon --width=WIDTH Set the dialog width --height=HEIGHT Set the dialog height --timeout=TIMEOUT Set the dialog timeout Calendar options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --day=INT Set the calendar day --month=INT Set the calendar month --year=INT Set the calendar year --date-format=PATTERN Set the format for the returned date Text entry options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --entry-text=STRING Set the entry text --hide-text Hide the entry text Error options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --no-wrap Do not enable text wrapping File selection options --filename=FILENAME Set the filename --multiple Allow selection of multiple filenames in file selection dialog --directory Activate directory-only selection --save Activate save mode --separator=SEPARATOR Specify separator character when returning multiple filenames --confirm-overwrite Confirm file selection if filename already exists Info options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --no-wrap Do not enable text wrapping List options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --column=STRING Set the column header --checklist Use check boxes for first column --radiolist Use radio buttons for first column --separator=STRING Set output separator character --multiple Allow multiple rows to be selected --editable Allow changes to text --print-column=NUMBER Specify what column to print to standard output. The default is to return the first column. 'ALL' may be used to print all columns. --hide-column=NUMBER Hide a specific column Notification options --text=STRING Set the notification text --listen Listen for commands on stdin Progress options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --percentage=INT Set initial percentage --auto-close Close dialog when 100% has been reached --auto-kill Kill parent process if cancel button is pressed --pulsate Pulsate progress bar Question options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --no-wrap Do not enable text wrapping Text options --filename=FILENAME Open file --editable Allow changes to text Warning options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --no-wrap Do not enable text wrapping Scale options --text=STRING Set the dialog text --value=VALUE Set initial value --min-value=VALUE Set minimum value --max-value=VALUE Set maximum value --step=VALUE Set step size --print-partial Print partial values --hide-value Hide value Miscellaneous options -?, --help Show summary of options. --about Display an about dialog. --version Show version of program. Also the standard GTK+ options are accepted. ENVIRONMENT
Normally, zenity detects the terminal window from which it was launched and keeps itself above that window. This behavior can be disabled by unsetting the WINDOWID environment variable. EXAMPLES
Display a file selector with the title Select a file to remove. The file selected is returned on standard output. zenity --title="Select a file to remove" --file-selection Display a text entry dialog with the title Select Host and the text Select the host you would like to flood-ping. The entered text is returned on standard output. zenity --title "Select Host" --entry --text "Select the host you would like to flood-ping" Display a dialog, asking Microsoft Windows has been found! Would you like to remove it?. The return code will be 0 (true in shell) if OK is selected, and 1 (false) if Cancel is selected. zenity --question --title "Alert" --text "Microsoft Windows has been found! Would you like to remove it?" Show the search results in a list dialog with the title Search Results and the text Finding all header files.... find . -name '*.h' | zenity --list --title "Search Results" --text "Finding all header files.." --column "Files" Show an icon in the notification area zenity --notification --window-icon=update.png --text "System update necessary!" Display a weekly shopping list in a check list dialog with Apples and Oranges pre selected zenity --list --checklist --column "Buy" --column "Item" TRUE Apples TRUE Oranges FALSE Pears FALSE Toothpaste Display a progress dialog while searching for all the postscript files in your home directory find $HOME -name '*.ps' | zenity --progress --pulsate AUTHOR
Zenity was written by Glynn Foster <glynn.foster@sun.com>. This manual page was written by Ross Burton <ross@burtonini.com>. SEE ALSO
gdialog(1), dialog(1) February 1st, 2003 ZENITY(1)
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