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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Get date from a line of output Post 302981099 by $shell_Learner on Wednesday 7th of September 2016 10:11:00 AM
Old 09-07-2016
Quote:
Originally Posted by wisecracker
Pipe INTO...
Code:
/Applications/Carbon\ Copy\ Cloner.app/Contents/MacOS/ccc -h | tail -1 | grep -Eo '([0-9]{2}/){2}[0-9]{4}'

Thankyou so much!
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tartdates

tartdates(5)						      LinuxTaRT Special Dates						      tartdates(5)

NAME

       tartdates - Special date configuration for LinuxTaRT

DESCRIPTION

       LinuxTaRT uses a configuration file called specialdates to enable the user to display a specific tagline on certain special dates. The name
       and location of this file is specified in the LinuxTaRT configuration file ~/.tartrc, but is usually:

       ~/.tartdates

PARAMETERS

       Each line of the special date file consists of a day of the year expressed as a two digit month, a forward-slash (/), a two digit  date,  a
       colon (:) and a line of text.

       mm/dd:tagline text

       Any line that does not conform to this specification will be treated as a comment.  Comments may also be specified by prefixing text with a
       # symbol. Using this method, you can place a comment behind a date line.

EXAMPLES

       01/01:Happy New Year!!

       Will use "Happy New Year!!" as the tagline when the date is January 1st.

       12/25:Merry Christmas to all!

       Displays "Merry Christmas to all!" as your tagline on Christmas day.

FILES

       ~/.tartdates

SEE ALSO

       tart(1) tartrc(5) tart-custom(5)

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