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Hi,<br />
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The subject says it all - whats the grep regular expression to find any variant on the following line:<br />
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int my_printf (const char *format, ...);<br />
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so, the match would be: printf&lt;any string of characters&gt; then three dots &quot;...&quot;
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Hi,

The subject says it all - whats the grep regular expression to find any variant on the following line:

int my_printf (const char *format, ...);

so, the match would be: printf<any string of characters> then three dots "..."

How do I use grep to search for &quot;printf &lt;any string of characters&gt;&quot; then three dots &quot;...&quot; ?

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How do I use grep to search for &quot;printf &lt;any string of characters&gt;&quot; then three dots &quot;...&quot; ?

How do I use grep to search for "printf <any string of characters>" then three dots "..." ?