checking for grep that handles long lines and -e... /bin/grep checking for egrep... /bin/grep -E checking for ANSI C header files... yes checking for sys/types.h... yes checking for sys/stat.h... yes checking for stdlib.h... yes ...
#!/bin/bash # # Synopsis: # Show changes between 2 internet-drafts using changebars or html # side-by-side diff. # # Usage: # rfcdiff [options] file1 file2 # # rfcdiff takes two RFCs or Internet-Drafts in text form as input, and # produces output which indicates the differences ...
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gzegrep(1) gzexe(1) gzfgrep(1) gzforce(1) gzgrep(1) gzip(1) gzless(1) gzmore(1) gznew(1) h2ph(1) h2xs(1) hash(1) hashcheck(1) hashmake(1) hashstat(1) head(1) head(1g) helpdate(1) helpgid(1) helpint(1) helpitem(1) helppath(1) helprange(1) helpstr(1) helptime...
gzegrep(1) gzexe(1) gzfgrep(1) gzforce(1) gzgrep(1) gzip(1) gzless(1) gzmore(1) gznew(1) h2ph(1) h2xs(1) hash(1) hashcheck(1) hashmake(1) hashstat(1) head(1) head(1g) helpdate(1) helpgid(1) helpint(1) helpitem(1) helppath(1) helprange(1) helpstr(1) helptime...
Is there a way to selectively display the modified portion of the line? Alternatively, is it possible to use a grep pattern that exclusively matches the colored segments ofgit diff --word-diff? Solution: Yes, usegit diff --word-diff=porcelain. ...
The differences between the files are highlighted. This is a nice way to inspect changes and to move changes from one version to another version of the same file. See vim(1) for details about Vim itself. When started as gvimdiff the GUI will be started, if available. ...
If bzgrep is not there, you have to decompress the file manually and do a grep on that, where bzgrep does this process internally and gives you the required output. bzegrep and bzfgrep commands will apply egrep and freg operation on bzip2 files respectively. ...
The bzdiff command uses the diff program to compare files, and the bzcmp command uses the cmp program to compare files.In addition, the bzdiff command compares the contents of the files line by line, showing the differences between them, while bzcmp command compares files byte by byte, ...
一、grep&正则表达式 二、egrep&fgrep 三、wc cut sort uniq 四、diff & patch 文本处理工具: Linux上文本处理三剑客: grep:文本过滤工具(模式:pattern) grep:基本正则表达式,-E扩展,-F egrep:扩展正则表达式,-G基本,-F fgrep:不支持正则表达式,