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Have you already seen the getwchar() function? getc() like getchar() reads only one byte at time so fails with UTF8.

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Basically os.walk (http://docs.python.org/2/library/os.html#os.walk) returns a tuple (dirpath, dirnames, filenames). So, if you want the full path of every files, you have to join dirpath and...

sed -n "s/.*/'&'/;1{h;d};H;\${x;s/\n/,/g;p;q}" code_LIST.txtEmanuele

Yes. I use Slackware on all my PC.

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cat list.txt | while read pattern; do find sourcedir -name "*$pattern*" -exec mv '{}' destdir/ \;;doneEmanuele

@Scrutinizer, @Don Cragun and @alister. You have reason.$> strace sed -ni '2,$p' file
....
open("file", O_RDONLY) = 3
...
open("./sedvS2Dny", O_RDWR|O_CREAT|O_EXCL, 0600) = 4...

From sed(1):-i[SUFFIX], --in-place[=SUFFIX]

edit files in place (makes backup if SUFFIX supplied)Emanuele

Bash:n=50000; start=$(( $(wc -l file | cut -d' ' -f1) - $n + 1 )); sed -ni ${start},\$p fileEmanuele

I think the problem is with daylight saving time. But, see this:# 1) correct
$> perl date.pl -d 'now + 3 days'
2013-10-28 23:24:14
$> date -d 'now + 3 days'
Mon Oct 28 23:24:20 CET 2013

#2)...

Ok, I'm using Linux Slackware64 but...perl date.pl
Can't locate Switch.pm in @INC (you may need to install the Switch module) (@INC contains: /usr/local/lib64/perl5
/usr/local/share/perl5...

Wath about the simpler:du /usr/ | sort -nr | head -n11 | tail -n10 | while read size path; do echo $path $size;doneEmanuele

P.S. If you want consider also /usr dir (that obviously is the first...

Ok, thank you.

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Is there a good reason for that?

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for emp_no in $(<file)
do
echo "select * from emptab where emp_no=${emp_no}"
done > query.sql

Emanuel

Emacs

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sed 's;</\?load>[[:space:]]*;;g' fileEmanuele

sed 's;</\?load>;;g' fileEmanuele

$> tar -tf filename.tar
file1
file2
file3
$> mkdir dir
$> tar -C dir/ -xf filename.tar file1
$> ls dir/
file1Different version?$> tar --version
tar (GNU tar) 1.26
...

This works fine for me:tar -C dir -xf filename.tar file.txt
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I'm supposing that the latest two digits rapresents the hour.

In bash:date1='2013101511'
date2='2013101812'
ts_date1=$(date --date="${date1:0:8} ${date1:8}" '+%s')
ts_date2=$(date...

Ok, then:egrep '^\\rtf1.*fs(16|20)$'"starts with \rtf1" -> '^\\rtf1'
"ends with fs16 or fs20" -> 'fs(16|20)$'
"any characters in between" -> '.*'

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from time import strptime, strftime

date_in = '10/16/2013'

date_out = strftime('%Y-%m-%d', strptime(date_in, '%m/%d/%Y'))

print date_out

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@Scrutinizer ok, thank you.

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For single line matching:egrep '^\\rtf1.*\\f0\\fs(16|20)$'
We have to use extended regexp.

Emanuele

What about:date --date='now - 5 days'?

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