Re: Scripting Problem

From: Ed Wilts (ewilts_at_ewilts.org)
Date: 04/29/04

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    Date: Wed, 28 Apr 2004 22:09:14 -0500
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    On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 06:51:08PM -0700, redhat@chamkila.org wrote:
    > I have a file that contains a bunch of the following entries:
    >
    > trusty.F.0038 02/11/02
    > trusty.F.0058 04/11/04
    > trusty.F.0063 05/12/02
    > trusty.F.0064 05/13/02
    > trusty.F.0178 04/21/04
    > trusty.F.0183 09/30/02
    > trusty.F.0276 04/04/04
    > .....
    >
    > I would like to take out entries that match 04/xx/04 (xx does not matter)
    > and dump them to a different file. In this case 58, 178 and 276. I am
    > unable to do this with awk. Anyone know of a way I can do this using
    > csh??

    It's easily done with egrep.

    [ewilts@pe400 ewilts]$ egrep '.*04/../04' foo
    trusty.F.0058 04/11/04
    trusty.F.0178 04/21/04
    trusty.F.0276 04/04/04 

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