- to
visualise the EOL characters: $ od -a
myfile.txt $ cat -e
myfile.txt $ cat -v
myfile.txt $
hexdump -c
myfile.txt Two ways to view newlines, both of which...
-
netmasks in file
myfile, but also any
other word that can be
derived from it,
given no more than two substitutions.
agrep -2
netmasks myfile This example...
- Doe␣␣<johndoe@example.com> *
myfile.ext (myfunction): my
changes made
additional changes. *
myfile.ext (unrelated_change): my
changes made to
myfile.ext but completely...
- main(void) { char buffer[5]; FILE* fp = fopen("
myfile", "rb"); if (fp == NULL) { perror("Failed to open file \"
myfile\"");
return EXIT_FAILURE; } if (fread(buffer...
- the URL ftp://public.ftp-servers.example.com/mydirectory/
myfile.txt
represents the file
myfile.txt from the
directory mydirectory on the
server public...
- name is
myfile. $ find /home/weedly -name
myfile -type f -print This
searches the /home/weedly
directory tree for
regular files named myfile. You should...
-
expected if ( ! -e
myfile ) then echo
mytext >
myfile endif #
Always creates an
empty file if (! -e
myfile) echo
mytext >
myfile #
Workaround (only for...
- names: svn diff <URL-TO-TAG1>/
myfile <URL-TO-TAG2>/
myfile.
Other operations like for
instance svn log -r tag1:tag2
myfile are just impossible. When two...
-
letters or digits.
Create a file
named "
myfile.txt" with
exactly 3,000
lines of data: $ head -3000 < /dev/urandom >
myfile.txt Now, use the
split command to...
-
typing tex
myfile.tex in a command-line interpreter, or by
calling it from a
graphical user interface) will
create an
output file
called myfile.dvi, representing...
