10-30-2012
How to export some lines from a file to a new file?
Dear everyone,
I have a big file with many information in it, but I just want some lines.
I don't know exactly what the number of the line I want, I only know some part of these line. It all starts with the word 'F(tot :1 )'
I use grep command and find it. It looks like that on the screen:
F(tot :1) 3 4 5
F(tot :1) 68 7 8
and so on.
I want to insert all lines which I found from the grep command to a new file.
Could you guys please help me how to do it?
I tried google but it doesn't help.
Thanks a lot
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