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Homework and Emergencies Homework & Coursework Questions Head Tail Problem Post 302607169 by hbell221 on Tuesday 13th of March 2012 09:45:01 PM
Old 03-13-2012
Head Tail Problem
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1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data:
view the 7th line of the program xxx.sh


2. Relevant commands, code, scripts, algorithms:
head command tail command grep command piping, etc

3. The attempts at a solution (include all code and scripts):

(head -7 | tail -1 | grep xxx.sh) < ????

4. Complete Name of School (University), City (State), Country, Name of Professor, and Course Number (Link to Course):
GSW Americus, Ga, USA Baev, Csci 3200 Georgia Southwestern State University

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Sidenote: The program has executable permission and it's output is a series of hexadecimal digits when it runs, but when I use head and tail commands to view the lines I get a bunch of alien-like symbols.
 

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__gnu_pbds::detail::pat_trie_base__iter

__gnu_pbds::detail::pat_trie_base::_Iter< Node, Leaf__gnu_pbds::detail::pat_trie_base::_Iter<)Node, Leaf, Head, Inode, Is_Forward_Iterator >(3cxx)

NAME

       __gnu_pbds::detail::pat_trie_base::_Iter< Node, Leaf, Head, Inode, Is_Forward_Iterator > -

SYNOPSIS

       Inherits __gnu_pbds::detail::pat_trie_base::_CIter< Node, Leaf, Head, Inode, Is_Forward_Iterator >.

   Public Types
       typedef _Alloc::template
	   rebind< Head > __rebind_h"
       typedef _Alloc::template
	   rebind< Inode > __rebind_in"
       typedef _Alloc::template
	   rebind< Leaf > __rebind_l"
       typedef _Alloc::template
	   rebind< Node > __rebind_n"
       typedef allocator_type _Alloc
       typedef base_type::allocator_type allocator_type
       typedef _CIter< Node, Leaf,
	   Head, Inode,
	   Is_Forward_Iterator > base_type"
       typedef type_traits::const_pointer const_pointer
       typedef
	   type_traits::const_reference const_reference"
       typedef
	   allocator_type::difference_type difference_type"
       typedef base_type::head_pointer head_pointer
       typedef Inode::iterator inode_iterator
       typedef base_type::inode_pointer inode_pointer
       typedef
	   std::bidirectional_iterator_tag iterator_category"
       typedef
	   base_type::leaf_const_pointer leaf_const_pointer"
       typedef base_type::leaf_pointer leaf_pointer
       typedef base_type::node_pointer node_pointer
       typedef type_traits::pointer pointer
       typedef type_traits::reference reference
       typedef base_type::type_traits type_traits
       typedef type_traits::value_type value_type

   Public Member Functions
       _Iter (node_pointer p_nd=0)
       _Iter (const _Iter< Node, Leaf, Head, Inode,!Is_Forward_Iterator > &other)
       bool operator!= (const _CIter &other) const
       bool operator!= (const _CIter< Node, Leaf, Head, Inode,!Is_Forward_Iterator > &other) const
       reference operator* () const
       _Iter & operator++ ()
       _Iter operator++ (int)
       _Iter & operator-- ()
       _Iter operator-- (int)
       pointer operator-> () const
       _Iter & operator= (const _Iter &other)
       _Iter & operator= (const _Iter< Node, Leaf, Head, Inode,!Is_Forward_Iterator > &other)
       bool operator== (const _CIter &other) const
       bool operator== (const _CIter< Node, Leaf, Head, Inode,!Is_Forward_Iterator > &other) const

   Public Attributes
       node_pointer m_p_nd

   Protected Member Functions
       void dec (false_type)
       void dec (true_type)
       void inc (false_type)
       void inc (true_type)

   Static Protected Member Functions
       static node_pointer get_larger_sibling (node_pointer p_nd)
       static node_pointer get_smaller_sibling (node_pointer p_nd)
       static leaf_pointer leftmost_descendant (node_pointer p_nd)
       static leaf_pointer rightmost_descendant (node_pointer p_nd)

Detailed Description
   template<typename Node, typename Leaf, typename Head, typename Inode, bool Is_Forward_Iterator>class __gnu_pbds::detail::pat_trie_base::_Iter<
       Node, Leaf, Head, Inode, Is_Forward_Iterator >
       Iterator.

       Definition at line 713 of file pat_trie_base.hpp.

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