ops102:regular_expressions
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| ===== Using Regular Expressions | ===== Using Regular Expressions | ||
| - | Regular expressions can be used in many places: | + | Regular expressions can be used in many places, including: |
| * Linux | * Linux | ||
| - | * GNU grep | + | * GNU '' |
| * The bash test command ''< | * The bash test command ''< | ||
| * Note that the regular expression is __not__ quoted | * Note that the regular expression is __not__ quoted | ||
| * Example: ''< | * Example: ''< | ||
| - | * The less command, using the / and ? keystrokes for searching forward and backward | + | * The '' |
| - | * The vi/vim editor, also using the / and ? keystrokes for searching forward and backward | + | * The '' |
| - | * The sed and awk utilities | + | * The '' |
| * Windows | * Windows | ||
| - | * findstr /R (see notes below) | + | * |
| * Programming Languages (Cross-Platform) | * Programming Languages (Cross-Platform) | ||
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