/* Code Comments */10 posts tagged with "grep"
command line data processing: adding awk to the arsenal
2021-10-10
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Continuing my exploration of slicing and dicing data from the command line, today I want to write about . In many ways is similar to…
grep: returning multiple lines
2021-10-10
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I often find myself grepping files to quickly find data. Often times, however, I am as interested in the lines surrounding the one where I…
filter git commits by author
2021-10-10
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In the past, I’ve written about diving into the git log with grep and the pickaxe. Those do not search by the author of a commit, however…
case insensitive grep (aka ignoring case)
2021-10-10
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“Grepping” a stream of data is a powerful way to cut through the noise (I’ve written previously about its role in digging through git logs…
case insensitive grep (aka ignoring case)
2021-10-10
|~2 min read
|215 words
TEST “Grepping” a stream of data is a powerful way to cut through the noise (I’ve written previously about its role in digging through git…
filter git commits by author
2021-10-10
|~2 min read
|246 words
In the past, I’ve written about diving into the git log with grep and the pickaxe. Those do not search by the author of a commit, however…
sed: grep's successor for substitution
2021-10-10
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In Git Log Archeology/ Digging In With Grep And Pickaxe, I noted that the utility is an acronym for ”_globally search for a \regular…
sed: grep's successor for substitution
2021-10-10
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In Git Log Archeology/ Digging In With Grep And Pickaxe, I noted that the utility is an acronym for ”_globally search for a \regular…
git commit archeology: digging in with grep and pickaxe
2021-10-10
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In his talk “A Branch In Time” (which I wrote about previously, Tekin Süleyman discussed how an engineer can explore the git history to…
git commit archeology: digging in with grep and pickaxe
2021-10-10
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In his talk “A Branch In Time” (which I wrote about previously, Tekin Süleyman discussed how an engineer can explore the git history to…