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Posted By rbatte1
If you are looking for just three character on a...
If you are looking for just three character on a line (not zero, one or two & not four or more) then you need to mark the beginning and end of the line in your expression. The carat ^ marks the...
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Posted By Akshay Hegde
just ... match every 3 suppose if your line...
just ... match every 3 suppose if your line contains 6 or 9 char string then also it matches, 3 char as one set.

Execute this on your terminal, you will come to know

# considers 5 digits pairs ...
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Posted By Corona688
Cache is not technically needed. It's not like a...
Cache is not technically needed. It's not like a file handle, where you must have one to do anything. It's just a copy of data held in memory in case you need to read it again, which makes future...
Forum: Programming 10-11-2011
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Posted By DreamWarrior
See in bold. First, you forgot the struct...
See in bold.

First, you forgot the struct name, so after "typedef struct" I added "node". This makes it "struct node". This is where you were having the "undefined type" problems, because...
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Posted By fpmurphy
Note that, at least for ksh93, in the obsolete...
Note that, at least for ksh93, in the obsolete form `...`, the string between the quotes is processed for special quoting characters before the command is executed. This does not occur with $(...)
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Posted By ahamed101
$(...) spawns a shell for executing the commands....
$(...) spawns a shell for executing the commands. It is similar to `...`

So $( grep -l Hello * ) will output a file name which is fed to cat and thus the it is as good as cat file_name
...
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Posted By zedex
hi sreeharshasn looks like...
hi sreeharshasn

looks like /opt/perl5.10.0/perl is on mount point which is mounted using autofs
which drops the mount point after certain period of idle time.

when u do ls -lrt...
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Posted By jlliagre
I suspect this error might be caused by...
I suspect this error might be caused by /opt/perl5.10.0 being a link or a mountpoint to a remote file server and the latter service being faulty.
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