This post is part of a practical series on regex (regular expressions) in a bash shell. Setup Let’s make a shell script. In your favourite editor type #!/bin/bash And save it somewhere as test.sh. Now we need to make it executable as follows: [ahmed@amayem ~]$ chmod +x ./testt.sh [ahmed@amayem ~]$ ./test.sh Looks good so far.…
This post is part of a practical series on regex (regular expressions) in a bash shell. Setup Let’s make a shell script. In your favourite editor type #!/bin/bash And save it somewhere as test.sh. Now we need to make it executable as follows: [ahmed@amayem ~]$ chmod +x ./testt.sh [ahmed@amayem ~]$ ./test.sh Looks good so far.…
The best way to learn how to use regex (regular expressions) is to use it practically. This will be a series of educational posts that shows how to go about making regular expressions iteratively by starting small then building up. Goal When making your own shell command, you may want to emulate the format of…