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Re: Weird grep behavior

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/


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