Re: Examining strings in files

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From: Charles Haynes
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1995 00:00

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In article <47rurm$6ai@shellx.best.com>, Zenin  <zenin@best.com> wrote:

>: sed -e '/PRIV:/s/.*PRIV: \([^ ]*\).*/\1/p' -e 'd' <datafile

>	..er, ahh, humm... Ok, you found me out...  I've only been "playing"
>	with shell programing for a few months... :)  Thanx for the
>	correction, I can use it one of my own scripts. :)

You're welcome. I learned most of my best tricks by posting things and
having someone else tell me a better way. It's an old Unix
tradition. Keep on posting helpful answers - that's an old Unix
tradition too.

    -- Charles

-- 
	http://www.fifth-mountain.com/

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From: haynes@shellx.best.com (Charles Haynes)
Subject: Re: Examining strings in files
Date: 1995/11/10
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