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Searching an Argument
Hi
I am using a more command on doing a search on a string argument.
Below is what I am doing
more "filename" | grep "Argument"
But this is only giving me the specific argument only in the file.
What I want to do is I want to get the Argument and from there I want to move forward in the whole file
"that means I want to get argument and from there I should the start reading the file."
I hope I made by question clear.
Is there any command which allows me to do that..
Thanks
Ruby
I am using a more command on doing a search on a string argument.
Below is what I am doing
more "filename" | grep "Argument"
But this is only giving me the specific argument only in the file.
What I want to do is I want to get the Argument and from there I want to move forward in the whole file
"that means I want to get argument and from there I should the start reading the file."
I hope I made by question clear.
Is there any command which allows me to do that..
Thanks
Ruby
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JJ, this is exactly the same ... The "+...." syntax is just to "jumpstart" more with a command... Completely analogous with other paginators... And it fits with the initial Q;-)
-- Glenn
-- Glenn
Fire up more and use /string to find a string; note use just / to find the same string again. This / is a command - not the +/ option on the more command line.
$ more filename
/string
Cheers
JJ