Comments for Nothing To Lose http://fossist.net If you don't have it, how can you lose it! Tue, 22 Mar 2011 04:20:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on Convert lines of text to HTML list item – using regex by Dexter http://fossist.net/2011/03/convert-lines-of-text-to-html-list-item-using-regex/#comment-688 Dexter Tue, 22 Mar 2011 04:20:26 +0000 http://fossist.net/?p=529#comment-688 @anon: using sed is a nice idea indeed, I have used sed a lot and of course it solves the problem in one step also. But here I am not expecting people who are into web development to be using sed or are conversant with CLI usage. In fact the piping is also not required since you can run two scripts in sed in single go seperated by semicolon ; sed -e ’s/^/\/g;s/$/\< \/li\>/g’ < linesinfile.txt > lineswithlist.html have to use & gt ; to get the & lt ; to get the stuff. @anon: using sed is a nice idea indeed, I have used sed a lot and of course it solves the problem in one step also. But here I am not expecting people who are into web development to be using sed or are conversant with CLI usage.
In fact the piping is also not required since you can run two scripts in sed in single go seperated by semicolon ;
sed -e ’s/^/\/g;s/$/\< \/li\>/g’ < linesinfile.txt > lineswithlist.html

have to use & gt ; to get the & lt ; to get the stuff.

]]> Comment on Convert lines of text to HTML list item – using regex by anon http://fossist.net/2011/03/convert-lines-of-text-to-html-list-item-using-regex/#comment-683 anon Tue, 22 Mar 2011 03:33:03 +0000 http://fossist.net/?p=529#comment-683 Your blog won't allow li and /li within angular quote. But the idea remains same. Your blog won’t allow li and /li within angular quote.
But the idea remains same.

]]> Comment on Convert lines of text to HTML list item – using regex by anon http://fossist.net/2011/03/convert-lines-of-text-to-html-list-item-using-regex/#comment-682 anon Tue, 22 Mar 2011 03:31:22 +0000 http://fossist.net/?p=529#comment-682 Nice. How about $ cat filename |sed 's/^//g'|sed 's/$//g' Nice.

How about
$ cat filename |sed ‘s/^//g’|sed ‘s/$//g’

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]]> Comment on Counting occurences of a words/pattern using grep and wc by Dexter http://fossist.net/2009/03/counting-occurence-of-a-wordspattern/#comment-583 Dexter Wed, 02 Mar 2011 03:56:30 +0000 http://fossist.net/?p=427#comment-583 @Ashok: if you are just looking for small 'l' grep -o 'l' sample.txt | wc -l if you are not bothered about the case sensitivity the use -i with grep: grep -io 'l' sample.txt | wc -l @Ashok:

if you are just looking for small ‘l’

grep -o ‘l’ sample.txt | wc -l

if you are not bothered about the case sensitivity the use -i with grep:

grep -io ‘l’ sample.txt | wc -l

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