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Hi,

How can I replace || with space and then remove duplicate from following text?

T111||T222||T444||T222||T555

Thanks in advance

Any idea how to we do same job by using GREP?
Reason for request: Just wana check how grep behave?

Thanks in advance,

Dear Bipinajith,

I think -type f may not be required as following is also working

find ./* -prune -name "*.c"./file1.c
./file2.c
./file3.c
./file4.c

Kindly correct if I am wrong.

Hi

Could you please advise how can one extract from the output of
find . -name "*.c" -print
only filenames in the current direcotry and not in its subdirectories?

I tried using (on Linux...

Yes, I am clear.

Thanks for you help and time :)

Also used egrep for other pattern:

$ grep -E 'SIG(STOP|TSIP)' reg_exp
SIGSTOP
SIGTSIP

Could you please advise why you have used \ in following?
grep "^SIG\(STOP\|TSIP\)" reg_expThanks in advance,

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Can anyone advise how to use grep to locate lines containing these patterns?
i) SIGSTOP or SIGTSIP
ii) SIGTTIN or SIGTTOU
iii) harris or harrison

Say the file contents are
$ cat...