Re: Weird grep behavior

[Peter Grace <pgrace@xxxxxxxx>]

Thanks!  The pocket reference does look like a good buy..  The O'Reilly 
books are always a good first choice when you want to learn about a 
particular unix topic...


Pete

Fred Kulack wrote:
> The nice thing about regular expressions is that there
> are so many different types (they usually have most syntax and concepts 
> in common but some differences). 
> For example, Perl, sed, awk, grep, Java all have regular expression 
> syntaxes.
>
> When you do your google seach, be sure to add "quick reference" to it.
> Also, I've found the O'Reilly pocket references to be really good and it
> looks like they've got one for regular expressions. I haven't read it, 
> but...
>   http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/regexppr/
>
>
> "It was a rigorous result in information theory that once you could 
> learn in a sufficiently flexible manner - something humanity had achieved 
> in the Bronze Age - the only limits you faced were speed and storage; 
> any other structural changes were just a matter of style."
> [Schild's Ladder by Greg Egan]
>
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