BasicUnixUtilities - Revision history

Jason Parmer at 07:39, 21 June 2007

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MarkDilley: /* Tasks */

2007-06-10T22:46:10Z

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MarkDilley at 19:25, 6 June 2007

2007-06-06T19:25:35Z

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==== Why are we doing this ====
* To share how to do basic unix utilites.

==== How we know we are done ====
* To sort a long list fo stuff

==== Definition ====
* We are tring to get a list

* how to use stuff to get information out of large lists of stuff that developers give less experiecenced developers or non developers.

==== People ====
* Jason and Mark

==== Tasks ====

* Text file with one thing per line.

For example
* Opening a terminal window on your mac.
* Open Terminal Here

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	: Sort		: Sort
		+	[[Category:ToolHowTo]]

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 ** counts words.  most often used as wc -l to count the number of lines
 ** wc -l < myfile
 ==If you want to manipulate a text file:==

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 ** grep my will show "my file"
 * |
-* sort
+* <
-* cat
+* >
-* ls
+* sort
 * uniq
 * wc
+** counts words.  most often used as wc -l to count the number of lines
-* how to output to file
+** wc -l < myfile
 ==If you want to manipulate a text file:==

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 * grep
 * |
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 * how to output to file
 ==If you want to manipulate a text file:==

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	* wc		* wc

−	*how to output to file	+	* how to output to file
		+
		+
		+	==If you want to manipulate a text file:==
		+
		+	: Print out
		+	::
		+
		+	: Sort

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	* uniq		* uniq

−	*	+	* wc
		+
		+	*how to output to file

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	* Text file with one thing per line.		* Text file with one thing per line.
	* Opening a [http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/mac/12497 terminal window] on your mac.		* Opening a [http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/mac/12497 terminal window] on your mac.
		+	* Look at the top of the file:
		+	** in the command line type head "filename" - this lets us know what the file looks like.
		+
		+
		+	* grep
		+
		+	* \|
		+
		+	* sort
		+
		+	* cat
		+
		+	* ls
		+
		+	* uniq
		+
		+	*

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 ==== Tasks ====
 * Text file with one thing per line.
 * Opening a [http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/mac/12497 terminal window] on your mac.

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	For example		For example
−	* Opening a terminal window on your mac.	+	* Opening a [http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/mac/12497 terminal window] on your mac.
−	* Open Terminal Here