09-13-2012
yap, if the line exist it only prints
count/$X-$Y-$Z and not the rest of the row
I can see now that GREP -O is not correct for start
solved I guess ... it should be -w instead of -o to get the whole line
but dont know y I dont get 125 for all the files in one directory
Last edited by A-V; 09-13-2012 at 11:04 AM..
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mlpost - wrapper around OCaml and Metapost for the Mlpost library
SYNOPSIS
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DESCRIPTION
mlpost is a program that compiles OCaml files to PostScript or PDF files using the Mlpost library.
OPTIONS
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-help, --help
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mpost(1), ocamlc(1), xpdf(1).
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Mlpost was written by Romain Bardou, Francois Bobot, Johannes Kanig, Stephane Lescuyer and Jean-Christophe Filliatre.
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