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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Search file or log for words or strings Post 302729877 by Yoda on Sunday 11th of November 2012 02:03:44 PM
Old 11-11-2012
Code:
# cat logfile
cat dog dog cat monkey
banana bike
dog

Code:
# cat logfile | tr ' ' '\n' | sort | uniq -c
   1 banana
   1 bike
   2 cat
   3 dog
   1 monkey

You can pipe the above output to grep to filter out the words that you are interested in.

Last edited by Yoda; 11-11-2012 at 03:46 PM..
 

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ONEKO(6)							   Games Manual 							  ONEKO(6)

NAME oneko - Creates a cute cat chasing around your mouse cursor.
SYNOPSIS
oneko [-help] [-tora] [-dog] [-sakura] [-tomoyo] [-time n] [-speed n] [-idle n] [-name name] [-towindow] [-toname name] [-tofocus] [-posi- tion geometry] [-rv] [-noshape] [-fg] [-bg] DESCRIPTION
oneko changes your mouse cursor into mouse and creates a little cute cat and the cat start chasing around your mouse cursor. If the cat catchup the ``mouse'', start sleeping. Options -help Prints help message on usage. -tora Make cat into "tora-neko", a cat wite tiger-like stripe. -dog Runs a dog instead of a cat. -sakura Runs Sakura Kinomoto instead of a cat. -tomoyo Runs Tomoyo Daidouji instead of a cat. -time interval Sets interval timer which determine intervals for cat animation. Default value is 125000 and unit is micro-second. Smaller value makes cat run faster. -speed distance Specify the distance where cat jumps at one move in dot resolution. Default is 16. -idle speed Specify the threshold of the speed which ``mouse'' running away to wake cat up. -name name Specify the window name of cat. -towindow When oneko starts with this option, you must select a window by cursor. Then cat appears and starts chasing the window instead of mouse. You can select another running oneko as the target window. If root window is selected, cat chases mouse as usually. When the target window is not in sight and not closed, cat chases mouse as usually. If the target window is closed, this program exit. -toname name Specify the window name of target to make cat chase it instead of mouse. You can specify another running oneko as the target win- dow. When the target window is not in sight and not closed, cat chases mouse as usually. If the target window is closed, this pro- gram exit. -tofocus Makes cat run to and on top of focus window. When focus window is not in sight, cat chases mouse as usually. -position geometry Specify X and Y offsets in pixels to adjust position of cat relative to mouse pointer. -rv Reverse background color and foreground color. -noshape Don't use SHAPE extension. -fg color Foreground color. -bg color Background color. -cursor cursornumber Specify a cursos number to set when quitting. For example, 132 is the default root cursor. Resources Application name is "neko"(or "tora") and class name is "Oneko". tora Set ``True'' if you want "tora-neko". time Sets interval timer in micro-second. speed Sets distance to jump in pixel. idle Sets speed threshold to wake cat up when ``mouse'' running away. noshape Set ``True'' if you don't want to use SHAPE extension. reverse Set ``True'' if you want to switch foreground and background color. foreground Foreground color. background Background color. Notes While this program uses XGetDefault, be sure to use "neko.resouce" form. If you run this program as "tora", by hard of soft link, the -tora option is enabled by default. BSD Daemon Copyright 1988 by Marshall Kirk McKusick. All Rights Reserved. Sakura Kinomoto and Tomoyo Daidouji are characters in a comic strip "CARDCAPTOR SAKURA" (CLAMP, Kodansha), with the sanction indicated in CLAMP SCHOOL WEB CAMPUS (http://www.clamp.f-2.co.jp/). AUTHOR
Original xneko is written by Masayuki Koba and modified to oneko by Tatsuya Kato, and modified furthermore by John Lerchey, Eric Anderson, Toshihiro Kanda and Kiichiroh Mukose. MAINTAINER
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