10-19-2001
Why don't you give a try to 'tail' command. It will read your file from the bottom. Then you can use pipes to find the appropriate strings/.
Good luck
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XML2(1) General Commands Manual XML2(1)
NAME
xml2 - convert xml documents in a flat format
2xml - convert flat format into xml
html2 - convert html documents in a flat format
2html - convert flat format into html
csv2 - convert csv files in a flat format
2csv - convert flat format into csv
SYNOPSIS
<xml2|2xml|html2|2html|csv2|2csv> > outfile < infile
DESCRIPTION
There are six tools. Except csv2 and and 2csv they don't take any command-line arguments. They are all simple filters which can be used to
read files from standard input in one format and output it to standard output in another format.
The flat format used by the tools is specific to these tools. It is a syntax for representing structured markup in a way that makes it
easy to process with line-oriented tools. The same format is used for HTML and XML; in fact, you can think of html2 as converting HTML to
XHTML and running xml2 on the result; likewise 2html and 2xml. (Of course, this isn't how the implementation works.)
SEE ALSO
This program does normally not include any documentation in form of manpages. However it has a real excellent documentation online with a
lot of example. In fact this manpage was based on this documentation.
Please find it on:
http://dan.egnor.name/xml2/ref
Examples can be found here:
http://dan.egnor.name/xml2/examples
AUTHOR
xml2 was written by Dan Egnor.
This manpage was written by Patrick Schoenfeld <schoenfeld@in-medias-res.com> for the Debian project, but may be used by others under the
same terms as xml2 is distributed.
BUGS
Bugs can be reported through the Debian Bug tracking system.
7h february 2008 XML2(1)